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bingley
Posted on Sun May 22, 2005 11:09:30  
Again there seems to be a discrepancy in line 12 between the Latin and scanned text:

Latin:
nam inista prevalet nihil tacere.

Scanned:
nam ibi stat. pudet nihil tacere.

Perseus has something different again (see it here):
nam nil stupra valet, nihil, tacere.
Bingley
Chris Weimer
Posted at Tue Nov 07, 2006 07:48:24  Quote
I have this as the preferred reading:

nam nil stupra valet, nihil tacere.

I don't have an apparatus criticus on me at the moment, but I'll check my library later to see what manuscripts say what.

Chris
 


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