78142-10662 IN CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY VOLUME 2 EDWARD BULL CLAPP WILLIAM AUGUSTUS MERRILL HERBERT CHESTER NUTTING EDITORS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS BERKELEY 1911-1916 CONTENTS NUMBER 1.-Some Textual Criticisms on the Eighth Book of the De Vita Caesarum of Suetonius, by William Hardy Alexander. NUMBER 2-Cicero's Knowledge of Lucretius's Poem, by William A. Mer- NUMBER 3.—The Conspiracy at Rome in 66–65 B.C., by H. C. Nutting. NUMBER 4.-On the Contracted Genitive in .i in Latin, by William A. NUMBER 5.—Epaphos and the Egyptian Apis, by Ivan M. Linforth. Pages NUMBER 6.-Studies in the Text of Lucretius, by William A. Merrill. NUMBER 7.-The Separation of the Attributive Adjective from its Sub- stantive in Plautus, by Winthrop L. Keep. Pages 151- NUMBER 8.-The 'Oapotús of Theocritus, by Edward B. Clapp. Pages NUMBER 9.-Notes on the Text of the Corpus Tibullianum, by Monroe E. NUMBER 10.—The Archetype of Lucretius, by William A. Merrill. Pages NUMBER 11.-Corruption in the Manuscripts of Lucretius, by William A. NUMBER 12.- Proposed Emendations of Lucretius, by William A. Merrill. NUMBER 13.—Greek and Latin Glyconics, by Leon Josiah Richardson. NUMBER 14.—The Plot to Murder Caesar on the Bridge, by Monroe E. NUMBER 15.-Greek Acting in the Fifth Century, by James Turney Allen. NUMBER 16.-On Terence, Adelphoe 511-516, by Clinton C. Conrad. Pages 291-303. 7 ERRATA Page 82, line 3 from bottom. For where read were. line 19. For and read had. line 14 from bottom. For it read its. line 41. For 329 read 339. PREFACE. ܙܕ In March, 1906, I submitted to an examining committee of the University of California faculty a dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy entitled “Adversaria Critica in Suetonii de Vita Caesarum Librum Octavum.' Some of the decisions reached in the original dissertation have been reversed in the light of further investigation and reflection, and additional evidence has been accumulated on those points where there has appeared to be no good reason for change, but on the whole the material collected for the thesis supplies the bulk of the present essay. A statement of the passages considered in it will be found on the following page. I desire to acknowledge here with much gratitude my indebtedness to Professor H. C. Nutting of the University of California for his close criticism of my thesis and his friendly suggestions for its betterment. WILLIAM HARDY ALEXANDER. Western University, London, Ontario, June, 1907. |
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