Minor Latin poets; with introductions and English translations

ITO THK KlA'XilVSmakes a pleasant contrast to the occasional declamatory or mythological passages. There is somethingagreeably personal in the tenderness of the farewellto Terentia (II. 7-10) and in the poet's confessionthat, though he had not himself belonged to Maecenas'intimate circle, Lollius had put him in a positionto compose this memorial poem (I. 10). TheLollius here meant had been consul in 20 B.C., anddied in 1 B.C.EDITIONSTh. Gorallus (Clericus). C Pedonis AlbinovaniElegiac III. Amsterdam, 1703 (assigning bothelegies and the Consolatio ad Liviam to Albinovanus).P. Burman. Anthologia Veterum Latinonnn Epigrammatumet Poematum (ascribing the Elegiaeto an " incertus auctor "), I. pp. 251-287.Amsterdam, 1759.C. Wernsdorf. Poetae Latiyii Minores, III. p. 155sqq. Altenburg, 1782.J. Plumtre. The Elegies of C. Pedo Albi)iovanvs ivithan English version (heroic couplets). Kidderminster,1807.J. H. F. Meineke. Drei dem C. Pedo Albinovaiiuszugeschriehene Elegien . . . mit einer metrischenUebersetzung. Quedlinburg, 1819.H. Meyer. Anthologia vet. Lat. epigram, et poematum(based on Burman), Nos. 109 and 110. Leipzig,1835.O. Ribbeck. Appendix Fergiliana, pp. 193-204.Leipzig, 1868.E. Baehrens. Poetae Latini Minores, I. pp. 122-136.Leipzig, 1879.117