P. Papinius Statius Silvae 1.2

ed. John Henry Mozley

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Silvae. P. Papinius Statius. ed. John Henry Mozley. . 1928.

Funding provided by The Mellon Foundation.

Current edition Perseus

Silvae (Statius, P. Papinius. Statius, Volume 1. Mozley, John Henry, editor. London: William Heinemann; New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1928.)

Notes on the current edition

Silvae

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3. fultura s: futura M. factura m, furata Sandstroem.
4. cinctuque Barthius: coetuque M. cestuque Phill.
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6. prensum Parrhasius, aveheret Baehrens: prensa veheret, M. Oenomaus, were challenged by him to a chariot-race, on condition of forfeiting their lives if they were beaten.
7. finierat s: emis erat M. finis erat Pol. defeated in a race. death of a dove (a bird sacred to Venus): the parallel of
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10. Daphne, si in Baehrens: dafnes in M, Daphne, sin Phill.
11. vero M: verso Herzoy, alio, fulvo, pluvio Markland, iterum Burmann.
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13. haec Otto et M.
14. iugavi Dom.: iugali M. Some edd, support MSS. here, and explain by ellipse.
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19. tacitaeque Vollmer: tacitoque M.
20. honorem M: amorem s.
21. labores Maenaghten: laboris M.
22. nitidae s: nitiade M: viduae Pii HI i more: tumidae Dom.
23. Parnase sonas Doni.: Parnasis honos M: Parnasis hiems Schwartz. which Bacchus is always connected; there was a tradition that he wore it for sorrow after the death of Ariadne (Theon on Aratus, Phaen. 71).
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27. iuvenum coetu Bernartius: iuvenum questus hasta (hasta crased by Ml): in iuvenumque aestu Postgate, hic iuvenum vestis Pilis, cf. Phillimore, Pref, to Silvae, p. xx.
28. insignit gemina Phillimore: insigni geminat M.
29. tinxit Guyet: strinxit M.
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32. regant Pol.: legant M.
33. longae s: longe M. See Slater's note, ad loc. Sebethos was the name of a small stream flowing past Naples.