Q. Horatii Flacci Opera Omnia (Classic Reprint)

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Bros a notitia vel copia adulcscentium alienoa moleste et importune laudarem. Quapropter qui citandi sent aliorum scriptornm loci, si ex Vergilio essent de sumpti vel ex Ovidu Metamorphoseon libris simili busque, numeros tantum indicavi; aliter totos locos apponendoé curavi. Illud autem efficere tentavi, ut quam plurimo. Apponerem quae accuratiorem antiquo rum morum ac vitae notitiam adiuvare aut poetarum latinorum praecipue Horatii usum scribendi possent inlustrare. Neque omnino poteram criticis adnotatio nibua abstinere; quae tamen res cum difficillima sit et magnam partem a iudicio discipulorum remota, ea potissimum eligenda comtitni quae et adiuvantibus magistris possent ab adulcscentibus intellegi et inve nilem animum acuerent et corroborarent. Ad calcem libri indices adieci; in usque congessi et ea nomina quae aut apud Horatium aut alia de causa essent me morabilia omissis ns quae semel fortasse exempli fa ciendi causa attulisset poeta, et eas res quae in adno tationibus ad indicatos locos explicatae facile possent data aliqua occasione requiri.

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