The Adelphoe of Terence
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Terence is fond of such brief sentences with omission of the verb sum; cf. Andr. 126 hinc illae lacrumae, 138 nee satis causae ; Phorm. 104 uirgo pulchra, 133 mihi paratae lites ; Ad. 121 d is gratia, 264 nil potc supra. Likewise Cicero frequently nthis letters.
illi, ' to his discredit. ' 97. Tu Ilium : hiatus (with a shortening of the vowel) is allowed when a monosyllable ending in a long vowel or m stands before a word beginning with a vowel, and has the verse accent. See Ritschl, Prol. In T...rin. 200 sq. Cf. Ill, 118, 168, 202, 211, 336, 341, 397 ; Introd. P. Ixv.
98. Imperito, ' without experience. ' numquam : used instead of non for emphasis, like the English "never"; cf. 528, 551, 570; Plaut. Capt. 542 quasi me numquam noueris ; cf. Also Heaut. 559 numquam umquam ' never did I ever ' (West).
NOTES 83 100. Quorsum istuc, ' what do you mean by that remark ?' With ellipse, says Donatus, of pertinet or diets. Plautus has the full expression : tenes quorsum haec tendant quae loquor, Pseud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Terence is fond of such brief sentences with omission of the verb sum; cf. Andr. 126 hinc illae lacrumae, 138 nee satis causae ; Phorm. 104 uirgo pulchra, 133 mihi paratae lites ; Ad. 121 d is gratia, 264 nil potc supra. Likewise Cicero frequently nthis letters.
illi, ' to his discredit. ' 97. Tu Ilium : hiatus (with a shortening of the vowel) is allowed when a monosyllable ending in a long vowel or m stands before a word beginning with a vowel, and has the verse accent. See Ritschl, Prol. In T...rin. 200 sq. Cf. Ill, 118, 168, 202, 211, 336, 341, 397 ; Introd. P. Ixv.
98. Imperito, ' without experience. ' numquam : used instead of non for emphasis, like the English "never"; cf. 528, 551, 570; Plaut. Capt. 542 quasi me numquam noueris ; cf. Also Heaut. 559 numquam umquam ' never did I ever ' (West).
NOTES 83 100. Quorsum istuc, ' what do you mean by that remark ?' With ellipse, says Donatus, of pertinet or diets. Plautus has the full expression : tenes quorsum haec tendant quae loquor, Pseud.
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