Select Orations of M. Tullius CiceroD. Appleton, 1850 - 459 pagine |
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Pagina 6
... Klotz , and others , have not been without important results for the text of Cicero , and no one will deny that these results are of primary importance to be- ginners in the study of the classics . The editor felt therefore that he ...
... Klotz , and others , have not been without important results for the text of Cicero , and no one will deny that these results are of primary importance to be- ginners in the study of the classics . The editor felt therefore that he ...
Pagina 7
... Klotz , Bloch , Matthiæ , and Stürenburg , with the remark , that those without an initial letter appended are generally from Matthiæ . It would have been agreeable to the editor's views and feelings to give credit in connection with ...
... Klotz , Bloch , Matthiæ , and Stürenburg , with the remark , that those without an initial letter appended are generally from Matthiæ . It would have been agreeable to the editor's views and feelings to give credit in connection with ...
Pagina 154
... Klotz read oppressus for obsessus . 11 CH . III . 39. Voces conjurationis = voces conjuratorum . Cf. pro Mil . 94 : Italiæ voces . - For cœtus , Steinmetz and Klotz read cœptus . 40. Illustrantur , & c . Observe illustrari opp . to ...
... Klotz read oppressus for obsessus . 11 CH . III . 39. Voces conjurationis = voces conjuratorum . Cf. pro Mil . 94 : Italiæ voces . - For cœtus , Steinmetz and Klotz read cœptus . 40. Illustrantur , & c . Observe illustrari opp . to ...
Pagina 155
... Klotz ) , nihil agis , quod ego non modo non audiam , sed etiam non videam ; i . e . " nihil quod non dico me non audire , sed quod ego non videam . " Orelli observes that Madvig's conjecture removes all the difficulty ; and that , in ...
... Klotz ) , nihil agis , quod ego non modo non audiam , sed etiam non videam ; i . e . " nihil quod non dico me non audire , sed quod ego non videam . " Orelli observes that Madvig's conjecture removes all the difficulty ; and that , in ...
Pagina 172
... Klotz reads ( with Matthiæ ) ferrum flammamque . In other passages , he remarks , Cic . uses ferro ignique ( or igni ferroque ) minitari , e . g . Phil . 11 , 14 , 37 : Huic urbi ferro ignique minitantur ; in Phil . 13 , 21 , 47 ...
... Klotz reads ( with Matthiæ ) ferrum flammamque . In other passages , he remarks , Cic . uses ferro ignique ( or igni ferroque ) minitari , e . g . Phil . 11 , 14 , 37 : Huic urbi ferro ignique minitantur ; in Phil . 13 , 21 , 47 ...
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