Minor Latin poets; with introductions and English translations

INTRODUCTION TOThere are in it a few rare words such as inoccidims(105) and cihatus (160) ; but in the main the dictionis classical. And, in respect of both language andmetre, broadly similar features characterise thepastoral and the didactic poetry of Nemesianus.EDITIONSEcloguesFor the chief editions and relative literature seethe works given under Calpurnius Siculus, pp. 214:-215.E. Baehrens' text: P.L.M. III. pp. 176-190.H. Schenkl's text is given in Postgate's Corp. Poet.Lai., 1905, II. pp. 565-568.CynegeticaFor editions, which usually combine Nemesianuswdth Grattius, see the list given under Grattius,pp. 146-147.E. Baehrens' text: P.L.M. III. pp. 190-202.J. P. Postgate's text is given in Corp. Poet. Led., II.1905, pp. 569-571.D. Martin. Cynegetica of Nemesianus (with comment.).Cornell Univ., U.S.A., 1917.RELEVANT WORKSM. Fiegl. Des Grattius Falishns Cynegetica : seineVorgd?iger u. seine Nachfolger. [Holds thatNemesianus borrowed from Grattius: P. J. Enk454in his ed. of Grattius and in Mnemos. 45 (1917)