The Descent of Manuscripts
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12 : *sicuti meminisse vos arbitror Mur. 70 : si interdum ad forum deducimur (34) Rose. 31 : *quae ad causam pertinere arbitror omnia (38) Clu. 41 : *cum id multis locis fecisset post mortem eius (46) Mur. 17 : *qui non modo Curiis, Catonibus, Pompeiis, antiquis illis {48) Mur. 5 : *ipsi iam pridem tulerim de civium periculis defendendis.
The two last of these omissions are most important, since they destroy the sense of the passage. Also Mur. 17 contains informa- tion which Bartolommeo would f...ind interesting. The relation of 46-8 to 3a-4 is to be noticed.
It is to be observed that the cases of 19 and 38 occur in the same section of the pro Cluentio. They are only separated by the words digito legata delevit et (21). This is a somewhat remarkable fact, which seems to suggest that Clun. 496 had : qui gener eius fuisset (19) digito legata deleuit et (21) cum id multis locis fe (18) cisset post mortem eius (20) If so, the breadth of the columns must have varied in places, as the rest of the evidence is in favour of a larger unit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 : *sicuti meminisse vos arbitror Mur. 70 : si interdum ad forum deducimur (34) Rose. 31 : *quae ad causam pertinere arbitror omnia (38) Clu. 41 : *cum id multis locis fecisset post mortem eius (46) Mur. 17 : *qui non modo Curiis, Catonibus, Pompeiis, antiquis illis {48) Mur. 5 : *ipsi iam pridem tulerim de civium periculis defendendis.
The two last of these omissions are most important, since they destroy the sense of the passage. Also Mur. 17 contains informa- tion which Bartolommeo would f...ind interesting. The relation of 46-8 to 3a-4 is to be noticed.
It is to be observed that the cases of 19 and 38 occur in the same section of the pro Cluentio. They are only separated by the words digito legata delevit et (21). This is a somewhat remarkable fact, which seems to suggest that Clun. 496 had : qui gener eius fuisset (19) digito legata deleuit et (21) cum id multis locis fe (18) cisset post mortem eius (20) If so, the breadth of the columns must have varied in places, as the rest of the evidence is in favour of a larger unit.
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