Hermathena 12
Hermathena 12
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1 9, 4) that it possesses the morem *Apurro- TcXctov, by saying that in the former case Cicero is thinking more of the form, in the latter of the substance of the dialogue.
The explanation given is plausible. May not, however, the passage in the letter to Lentulus mean (a) that as Aristotle wrote a treatise on Rhetoric so did Cicero (for adj. cf. Cameadeo more, Cic.
Univ. I.) ; or (3)— though Wilkins denies that it is necessary — with the enim referring to more Aristoielio in true Aristotelian ...style, i.e» with an originality which disregarded the hackneyed rules of the schools as the enim explains. Quemadmodum quidem volut will mean in either case *after a fashion of my own.' Subjoined are a few remarks on both the editions of Mr. Wil- kins : — Bk I., §87. " Ne primoribus quidem labris attingere," = *not to have even a smattering of,' is better than Wilkins' *' with the tip of the tongue." §91. Wilkins follows L, an inferior MS., in reading xaVip for scisse of H and E, the only two superior mss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 9, 4) that it possesses the morem *Apurro- TcXctov, by saying that in the former case Cicero is thinking more of the form, in the latter of the substance of the dialogue.
The explanation given is plausible. May not, however, the passage in the letter to Lentulus mean (a) that as Aristotle wrote a treatise on Rhetoric so did Cicero (for adj. cf. Cameadeo more, Cic.
Univ. I.) ; or (3)— though Wilkins denies that it is necessary — with the enim referring to more Aristoielio in true Aristotelian ...style, i.e» with an originality which disregarded the hackneyed rules of the schools as the enim explains. Quemadmodum quidem volut will mean in either case *after a fashion of my own.' Subjoined are a few remarks on both the editions of Mr. Wil- kins : — Bk I., §87. " Ne primoribus quidem labris attingere," = *not to have even a smattering of,' is better than Wilkins' *' with the tip of the tongue." §91. Wilkins follows L, an inferior MS., in reading xaVip for scisse of H and E, the only two superior mss.
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