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Nov 25, 2022 cw057318 Nov 01, 2022 wilsone5	farfel_n06_050_426 Well produced ed of the works of the 3 major elegiac poets, with very learned commentaries surrounding the text. The poetry of Catullus greatly influencesd Horace, Virgil, Ovid + Martial. Tibullus wrote sentimental love poems to his mistress that earned him a prime place among Roman elegiac poets. Propertius became famous for his poetry devoted to his mistress, Cynthia. HEHL 102895 H. 4763 Goff T-372 Venice: 1491 Liber Sexundus not Liber Tertius - also (KA 1487) Stanford Goff p-1017 in this edition my leaf is also p2 (of 8) Ad Cynthiam Ad eandem Ad Cynthiam - Quaeris cur uenia ... Ad Cynthiam Loeb Classical Libary - Propertius PA 6156 P8 (HEHL) XXXI Qvaeris, cur vaniam tibi tardior? "Thou askest who I am late in coming to thee." XXX Nunc tu, dure, paras Phriggias nunc ire per undas et petere Hyrcani litora nauta maris? "Hard-hearted, dost thou now make ready to cross the Phrygian waves, and on shipboard seek the shores of the Hyrcanian sea?" XXXII Qui videt, is peccat - Book 2 published about 24 or early 23 B.C. Lachmann - MSS versions - 4 books made the 3rd book begin with II, X and treated the 3rd + 4th books as recorded in the MSS as 4th + 5th -all others have abandoned this.	farfel_n06_050_426 Well produced ed of the works of the 3 major elegiac poets, with very learned commentaries surrounding the text. The poetry of Catullus greatly influencesd Horace, Virgil, Ovid + Martial. Tibullus wrote sentimental love poems to his mistress that earned him a prime place among Roman elegiac poets. Propertius became famous for his poetry devoted to his mistress, Cynthia. HEHL 102895 H. 4763 Goff T-372 Venice: 1491 Liber Sexundus not Liber Tertius - also (KA 1487) Stanford Goff p-1017 in this edition my leaf is also p2 (of 8) Ad Cynthiam Ad eandem Ad Cynthiam - Quaeris cur uenia ... Ad Cynthiam Loeb Classical Libary - Propertius PA 6156 P8 (HEHL) XXXI Qvaeris, cur vaniam tibi tardior? "Thou askest who I am late in coming to thee." XXX Nunc tu, dure, paras Phriggias nunc ire per undas et petere Hyrcani litora nauta maris? "Hard-hearted, dost thou now make ready to cross the Phrygian waves, and on shipboard seek the shores of the Hyrcanian sea?" XXXII Qui videt, is peccat - Book 2 published about 24 or early 23 B.C. Lachmann - MSS versions - 4 books made the 3rd book begin with II, X and treated the 3rd + 4th books as recorded in the MSS as 4th + 5th -all others have abandoned this.

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