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The First Editor of Lucretius

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

A. E. Housman
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The Classical Review , Volume 42 , Issue 4 , September 1928 , pp. 122 - 123
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1928

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1 Except indeed that the thesaurus cites Afran. fr. com. 290 ‘adducor ferre (with the false information “iexocodd.”) humana humaniexamples tus’ and Varr. r.r. II 7 9 ‘equus matrem salire cum adduci non posset’, and supposes that these also are examples of ‘ace. c. inf.’

2 Of the three examples cited there by Mr A. S. Pease one, pro Mil. 35, is different (causal) and the two others are simply false.

3 This is also the opinion of Diels, to whom therefore, and not to Madvig, it will henceforth be attributed. Editors of Lucretius neglect Madvig, and his corrections of III 793 and V 122 f. (published in 1843) and of V 979 are usually ignored or ascribed to others.