Young Virgils Poetry
Young Virgils Poetry
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Besides the two groups of Z, the younger branch, we have the Cantabrigiensis, s. X, the Stabulensis, 5. X, the Excerpta, s. XI, and for lines 138-287, the readings of a lost manuscript used by Gyraldus. Most scholars regard this last-named source as the most important of all for the portion for which it is preserved; but Ellis, following Alzin- ger, raised certain doubts not easy to be downed.^ We are forced, I think, to the conclusion postulated by VoUmer, ^ that the text of all the meum Aetna...m quoque adscendas). I see no certain proof from this letter that Lucilius wrote anything on Aetna. He was apparently at work on some sort of a poem pertaining to Sicily, and Seneca hopes that he may bring in Aetna (5 : Aetnam describas in tuo carmine et hunc solemnem omnibus poetis locum adtingas: quem quo minus Ovidius tractaret, nihil obstitit, quod iam Vergilius impleverat. Ne Severum quidem Cornelium uterque deterruit) .
1 My idea is exactly expressed by B. Kruczkiewicz, Poema Vergilio auctor; po- tissimutn esse tribuendutn demonstrabat, in Rozprawy i S prawozdania (Univ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides the two groups of Z, the younger branch, we have the Cantabrigiensis, s. X, the Stabulensis, 5. X, the Excerpta, s. XI, and for lines 138-287, the readings of a lost manuscript used by Gyraldus. Most scholars regard this last-named source as the most important of all for the portion for which it is preserved; but Ellis, following Alzin- ger, raised certain doubts not easy to be downed.^ We are forced, I think, to the conclusion postulated by VoUmer, ^ that the text of all the meum Aetna...m quoque adscendas). I see no certain proof from this letter that Lucilius wrote anything on Aetna. He was apparently at work on some sort of a poem pertaining to Sicily, and Seneca hopes that he may bring in Aetna (5 : Aetnam describas in tuo carmine et hunc solemnem omnibus poetis locum adtingas: quem quo minus Ovidius tractaret, nihil obstitit, quod iam Vergilius impleverat. Ne Severum quidem Cornelium uterque deterruit) .
1 My idea is exactly expressed by B. Kruczkiewicz, Poema Vergilio auctor; po- tissimutn esse tribuendutn demonstrabat, in Rozprawy i S prawozdania (Univ.
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