Selections Illustrative of the History of Latin Poetry in the Republican And Augustan Periods; Printed for the Use of Classes in Cornell University

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, Brut., i8, 71 : Nam et Odyssia I,atina est aic tamquam opus aliquod Daedali et I,ivianae fabulae non satis dignae quae iterum leguntur.
7. Horace, Epistles, ii, i, 69 ff : Non equidem insector delendave carmina I/ivi Esse reor, memini quae plagosum mihi parvo Orbilium dictare.
8. Naevius, fr. : {a) ' Cedo qui rem vestram pliblicam tantam amisistis tdm cito ? ' — 6 — ' proveiiiebant oratores novel, stulti, adulescentuli.' (b) Fato Metelli Romae | consules fiunt.
(c) Dabunt malum Metelli | Naev...io poetae.
9. Naevius, Belluni Punicum, fr. : (a) Novem lovis Concordes | filiae sorores, Miisas quas niemoraut Grai | qiiasque nos Casmenas.
(b) amborum uxores n6ctu Troiad exibant | capitibus opertis, flentes ambae abeiintes | lacrumis cum multis.
(cj eorum sectam sequontur | mtilti mortales.
(d) Blande et docte percoiictat | Aenea quo pacto Troiam urbern liquisset.
(e) Mauiisque siisura ad caelum | siistulit siias rex Amulius divisque | gratulabatur.
ID. Aulus Gellius, Nodes Atticae, i, 24, 2 : Epigramma Naevii, plenum superbiae Campanae, quod tes- timonium esse iustum potuisset, nisi ab ipso dictum esset : Inmortdles mortales | si foret fas flere, Flerent divae Camenae | Naevium poetam.

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