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Lucretius, V. 1350–3

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

Frank G. Moore
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The Classical Review , Volume 4 , Issue 10 , December 1890 , pp. 450 - 451
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1890

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References

1 The radius was still of wood in the sixth century —Isidore, Orig. xix. 29, 1 : ‘quia radendo finnt.’

2 On insubulum = lieium, light has recently been thrown from a Hebrew gloss, in a discussion of Judges xvi. 13 ff., by ProfMoore, Geo. F., American Oriental Society's Proceedings, October, 1889 (note on p. clxxvii.).Google Scholar