The works of Horace : with English notes, critical and ... - Cristo Raul

J3. Benfleii Ourse Novissimoe ad Horat.
PEEPAOE. IX
34.
35.
36.
{Mua. Crit., vol. i., p. 194, teqq.).
Horatius, ed. Braunhard . . . Lips.,
Horatius, ed. Heindorf . . . Lips.,
Horatius, ed. Orelli .... Turici,
1831-8, 4 vola.
1843.
1843-4, 2 vols.
37. Horatius, ed. Orelli (ed. Min.) . . Turioi, 1844, 2 vols.
38. Horatius, ed. Sohmid .... Halb., 1830.
39. Horatius, ed. Peerlkamp . . . Leid., 1845.
40. Horatius, ed. Dillenberger . . Bonnse, 1848.
41. Horatius, ed. Keightley . . . London, 1848.
42. Horatius, ed. Girdlestone, &c. . . Loudon, 1848.
43. Horatius, ed. Milman . . . London, 1848.
44. DUntzer, Kritik und Erklarung der
Episteln des Horaz . . . Braunsch., 1843-6, 3 vols
45. Jacobs, Lectiones Venusinoe . . Leipz., 1834.
46. Tate's Horatius Bestitutus . . London, 1837.
The present edition, it will be perceived, is an ex-
purgated one, every thing being thrown out that could
offend the most fastidious delicacy. In this respect,
the edition here offered to the student will be found
decidedly superior to that recently put forth in En-
gland by the Rev. Messrs. Girdlestone and Osborne,
and in which many passages have been allowed to remain
that are utterly at variance with the idea of an
expurgated text.
It only remains for the editor to express his sincere
obligations to his learned friend, Professor Drisler, for
his kind and careful co-operation in brioging out the
present work—a co-operation rendered doubly pleasing
by the consciousness, on the part of the editor, of its
having been the means of rendering the present volume
far more useful to the student than it would
otherwise have been. .
Columbia Cullege, March 15th, 1849.
Chaeles Anthon.