P. Papinius Statius Silvae 5.2

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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4. propinquis s: propinqui M: et iamne propinquas Phillimore.
5. et s: ut M.
6. trabeaque recens Krohn: trabeque et remis M: trabeaque Remi nec Lipsius.
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9. exserto Livineius: exorto M.
10. metiri M: metari Avantius. broad purple stripe down the middle). See note to v. 1. 52.
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12. fesso usque Vollmer: fessusque M: fessoque Dom.: fessoque Hyperioni Imhof. Hercules (slayer of the Nemean lion near Cleonae). The reference is to the previous sack of Troy, in which Hercules took part. returned from exile to defeat the Gauls.
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14. visus Postgate: iustis M.
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17. nec te reus ipse timebat M: some edd. mark a lacuna after reus: de te, pro te edd., nec tunc Leo: se tenebat conj. Pliillimore.
18. armatumque M: Martemque Markland. be dealt with under the Lex Iulia de maritandis ordinibus. (" nec reus ipse= et ipse is qui non erat reus "). I do not,
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20. iam Phillimore: nam M; punctuation Vollmer's.
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24. late Waller: vitae M, vicis, vigiles, Vetti, viden has etc. edd.
25. speculas s: specula M.
26. cingique Pol.: cingitque M. called " tribuni laticlavii," as compared with " tr. angusti-clavii," who were knights (Suet. Otho, 10). This rank and that of " praefectus alae (equitum) " were often given to sons of senators (Suet. Oct. 38). Hence "clari" in v. 1. 97. This would be the first step (i. 173) in the senatorial career.
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