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Terentiana

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

J. S. Phillimore
J. S. Phillimore
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Glasgow
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The Classical Review , Volume 34 , Issue 3-4 , May 1920 , pp. 57 - 62
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1920

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page 58 note 1 For this phrase cf. Quis uideor? in And. 702.

page 58 note 2 MSS. are cited according to Umpfenbach throughout.

page 59 note 1 Vulg. SY. Quern? CH. Istunc seruolum. But Syrus asks, ‘Whom do you mean by that?’ which is Quern istunc?

page 60 note 1 To be read as a troch. dim. Catal. Like v. 191.

page 60 note 2 Needlessly mispunctuated in Umpfenbach.

page 62 note 1 ‘In compositis dictionibus unus accentus est non minus qmm in una parte orationis ut malesanus interealoci’, Diomed. Keil 1, p. 433, [Prise] de Accent. Keil 3, p. 520; cf. Priscian viii. 88, Keil 2, p. 440, mágisterequitum. It is enough to refer to Professor Lindsay's writings on the subject.