Juvenal Saturae 4.10

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Saturae. Juvenal. ed. G. G. Ramsay. London. 1918.

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Saturae (Juvenal. Juvenal and Persius. Ramsay, G. G., editor. London, New York: William Heinemann, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1918.)

Notes on the current edition

Saturae

1. quae is a conj. by Büch. (1893), the space being blank in the MSS. aut ne perniciosa petantur Lach. Housman has a mark of interrogation after petuntur. As the text stands, sunt must be understood after quae. Owen conj. prope.
2. matellae P: patellae Ψ.
3. angusta Ψ Büch. (1910) Housman: augusta PABüch. (1893).
4. parcam P: partam Ψ
5. This line is (apparently) taken from the poem (De suo Consulatu) which Cicero wrote to glorify the events of his Consulship To the many who are not gifted with the divine faculty of poesy it may be a consolation to know that a writer of the most splendid prose could be guilty of such a rubbishy line as that here quoted.
6. aliosque Ψ: altosque PA.
7. acti Ψ Housman Büch. (1910): actum PT Büch. (1893).
8. ille Ψ, omitted by PO. Housman conjectures ore.
9. socius P: socio Ψ and Housman.
10. irati PT: exire irati A: exigere irati Ψ: mariti irati Büch.Owen: lex irae conjectures Housman: maritis iratis Rigalt Büch. (1910).