P. Papinius Statius Silvae 2.7

ed. John Henry Mozley

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

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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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2. patet aut m: pater aut L: patera ut M: patulam Markland.: Patareus noni. Verrall. Pegasus, which Statius here places on the Isthmus; he seems to confuse it with Pirene, the spring at Corinth (cf. Tlteb. iv. 60). Pirene was also connected with the Pegasus story, see Pindar. Ol. 13. 60. It is not clear what Dione (Venus) has to do with the Isthmus.
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4. Tritonidi Bentley: tritonide M.
5. Melcte Petis M: m & eleb & is L.
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8. ludes L: laudes M1: laudas m.
9. convulsum Slater: quo fulmen LM, et Dom., quod Markland. Troy, (ii.) A Catachthonion, or Journey to the Underworld, (iii.) A Praise of Nero, (iv.) The Story of Orpheus, (v.) a de-
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11. frementis s: prementis LM. neque te decora neque tuis virtutibus. of the Libyan god Ammon (= Jupiter).
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15. seu Heinsius: tu LM: dum Bursian.
16. noscis Haupt: nescis LM.
17. vana L M: vera Baehrens. Protesilaus, who was allowed to return to his wife for one day. Laodamia venerated her husband in the form of