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The satires of Juvenal, Persius, Sulpicia, and Lucilius

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Publication date
1877.
Call number
634713
Creator
Juvenal(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions
19 cm
Associated people
Persius. (approximately 180 B.C.-approximately 102 B.C.)
Sulpicia. (1814 or 1815-1869,)
Lucilius, Gaius, (1756-1826,)
Evans, Lewis, (1821-1890,)
Gifford, William,
Burton, Richard Francis,
Associated organizations
George Bell & Sons,
William Clowes and Sons,
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  • Satires by Persius and Juvenal : [manuscript]

    Satires by Persius and Juvenal : [manuscript]

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    ff. 1-14v; ff. 15-17v, blank. [Persius] Satires. Incipit: O curas hominum o quantum est in rebus inane. Explicit: Inventus chrysippe tui finitor acervi. Finis. Latin. Prologue begins: Nec fonte labra prolui caballino. W. V. Clausen, ed., A. Persi Flacci et D. Iuni Iuvenalis Saturae (Oxford 1959), the satires of Persius on pp. 1-28. Listed as n. 445 in P. Scarcia-Piacentini, "Saggio di un censimento dei manoscritti contenenti il testo di Persio e gli scoli e i commenti al testo," Studi su Persio e la scoliastica persiana 3.1. Facoltà di Lingue e Letterature straniere, Università di Pisa (Rome 1973). ff. 18-98v. [Juvenal] Satires. Incipit: Semper ego auditor tantum. Explicit: Tanquam homine et ventri indulsit non omne legumen. Rubric: Liber primus Iuvenalis Satyra prima. Latin. Clausen, the satires of Juvenal on pp. 35-175; the 5-book structure indicated by running headlines for Books 1 (Sat. 1-5) and 5 (Sat. 13-16) and by the 3-line space reserved for the initial on f. 38v for the beginning of Book 2 (Sat. 6); Sat. 15 and 16 reversed; on f. 64, Sat. 9.37, the Greek has been entered in a different colored ink; on ff. 67v-68, Sat. 10.48-71 copied twice, and the text on f. 67v marked "vacat.". f. 99; f. 100r-v, blank. [Pseudo Cicero] De proprietate sermonum. Incipit: Inter polliceri et promittere hoc interest quod. Explicit: nemo ad hominem nemo id est qui nec homo. Latin. M. L. Uhlfelder, ed., De proprietate sermonum (Rome 1954) 47, sent. 1 and 2, attributed to Pseudo Cicero and to Pseudo Isidore.

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  • Satires of Juvenal and Persius : [manuscript]

    Satires of Juvenal and Persius : [manuscript]

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    ff. 1-69v. [Juvenal]. [Satires]. Incipit: Semper ego auditor tantum nunquam ne reponam. Explicit: Ut Leti phaleris omnes et torquibus omnes. Finis Laus Deo. Bernardinus excribi fecit amicis ęque ac sibi. Latin. W. V. Clausen, ed., A. Persi Flacci et D. Iuni Iuvenalis Saturae (Oxford 1959), the satires of Juvenal on pp. 35-175; Greek omitted after"Sollicitent," Book 9.37. Each satire, except the third, proceded by the argumentum of Guarinus Veronensis; S. Endlicher, ed., Catalogus codicum philologicorum latinorum Bibliothecae Palatinae Vindobonensis (Vienna 1836) 116. f.70 blank; ff. 70v-83; ff. 83v-84 blank. [Persius]. [Satires]. Incipit: Nec fonte Labra prolui caballino...De perversis exercitationibus poetarum, O curas hominum o quantum in rebus inane. Explicit: Inventus Crisippe tui finitor acervi. Angelus scripsit. Latin. Clausen, the satires of Persius on pp. 1-28. Listed as n. 444 in P. Scarcia-Piacentini,"Saggio di un censimento dei manoscritti contenenti il testo di Persio e gli scoli e i commenti al testo," Studi su Persio e la scoliastica persiana 3.1. Facoltà di Lingue e Letterature straniere, Università di Pisa (Rome 1973).

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