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page 303 note 1 Or rubentis? Iuu. xiii 37 ‘araeque rubenti’.
page 304 note 1 alte Hertzberg, alti HAR, altum L; celsi Scaliger, celi ucl cacli codd.
page 306 note 1 Sillig's urendo…tura for iurando…iura cannot be right, but the conjecture shows that he had spent more thought upon the verses than those who rebuke him for making it.
page 311 note 1 Sillig joins unum stellarum. but the Scorpion is not a stella, he is a sidus or signum containing 19 stellae.
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