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140 APPENDIX q/fi/sis Lipsius : ct;Tin«/Hsis Haase. | a frequent confusion. | Med. for inulta. See c. 12. 26. .set culpae nescia Halm : et c. nescia Med. supported by multa Orelli : ut c. nescia Haase : et c. non nescia lac. Gronovius: et c. Kocia Nipperdey. See Halm's note. | more honos rnissusque Doderlein followed by Orelli and Halm (Heraeus comparing c. 16) 7iiore omisimsque Med. : 27. mota : moti Pluygers. | nios missusque Lipsius. c(tlles Med. supported by Orelli Calca Lipsius and many edd. See explanatory note. | euenerant Haase and many edd. : euenerat Med. supported by Orelli. 28. ntrique Lipsius: uirique Med.,—another example of confusion of i and t. | jJCter oranti filio comparatur Halm peroranti filio praeparatiir Med.: peroranti filio pater comjMratur Madvig : pater orante filio ; praeparatus Orelli. falsa Med. sup- \ ported by Nipperdey and Drager : /also Ursinus followed by Orelli, Halm and Furneaux. See explanatory note. 30. cum, not in Med., must be inserted before Galltis, or somewhere in this clause. | buried proper name again. | by Bekker. | Amorgum Ehenanus : amor cum Med., ne umquam: rmnquam, in margin of Med. — a : poenis : ne, not in Med., is inserted 31. iitremranrfo Kitter followed by Orelli and Halm : eiuramlo Med.,— 'haplography,' i.e. syllable written once instead of twice. | indicio Vertranius and most edd.: iudicio Med.,— a frequent confusion. 32. iicteris, Freinsheim ; cf. i 1. [ coposiiiere Med. appears to show trace of an archaic form [Furneaux] | prefen'ed by Nipperdey. praeuerterentur 33. consciata Med. : consociata Emesti, before whom the reading was conMitiita. \ corruption from the abbreviation re Bom. \ by Halm : re Romana Lipsius: reritm Med.,— e.ritu Med. retained e.ritii Pichena, followed by Bitter and Orelli. No reason for change. See explanatory note. | after Nipperdey : Romaiiasue Med. | reperias Halm after Madvig. Cf. vi 22. | nimis animis Med. | Beroaldus : ad reperiex Romavasne Halm Med. and edd. : Muretus iiiceptum Halm and Orelli : ad incepta ancepto Med. See explanatory note. 34. uocahiila imponiintur Beroaldus: uocabitliim jwnuiitur
ON SELECT VARIOUS READINGS 141 Med. insiyiiig Beroaldus : iiisiiini Med. | I relinquere | ojiibuiique Med. supported by Nipperdey. | 35. num enim Halm : num euiu Gronovius : nee—quidcm Med. rependit | Med. opibus Acidalius Med. : ne—qiiidein I. F. nee deerunt Beroaldus rependunt nee derunt Med.,—an error due to assimilation. | sedet etiam mei Med. It appears possible that the true reading is iêd et and etiam a gloss [Furneaux]. | Med., —a very common confusion. >>et (sed) mannerunt Lipsius : et 36. destrktior Med. : diatrictior Beroaldus. But Halm and Furneaux retain the spelling of Med. 37. facta Beroaldus : Jicta Med. from dicta which follows. per omnes per prouincias Med.—a 'dittography.' | One per must be omitted. 38. deos ipsox Pichena supposing a ' dittography ' : i2)sO'> Med. 1 : deos et dean ijjsas Med. 2. deos et deos 40. inuitum Heinsius : inuite Med. by assimilation after preceding te: inuito Beroaldus, old edd. and Nipperdey. 41. non iam Muretus : non tain Med. We have had several potentiam augeri Halm ueram examples of this confusion. | and Orelli after Marcilius : uera potentia augere Med. : uera potentiae augere Eyck and Heinsius : Fisher would prefer uera potentiae augeri. uera potentiae means ' realities of power. ' 43. Limnatidis Lipsius (see explanatory note) : Liininatidis Med. Cf. \t/ê;'oo^67ôs in Callimachus. | regi Denthaliatem'NiTpfev- dej : recident heliatem (haliatein Med. 2), —showing the faithful- ness of the Medicean scribe. | impotentia Madvig. But potentia ' arbitrarily ' is quite satisfactory. delapsam Med. | : dilapsam Ernesti : cf. Livy iv 20. | See xvi 8. vulgatim, buried proper name Vulcacing. Lipsius followed by 44. degetes Med. : de Getis edd. partae | Halm and Orelli :âratae Med. delectus Pichena, : deiectus 'hied.,— | a frequent error. | Jm?o Lipsius : luZio Med. : lullo Andresen. quippe 45. frustra se Med. 2 : frustra si Med. : Fisher suggests frustra sic. quaestionem Ritter : quaesitionem Med. | \ Bezzenberger : qui Med.: quia Pichena. 46. iucultu Med. defended by Nipperdey : inculti Beroaldus :
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