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MARII SERVII HONORATI GRAMMATICI DE CENTVM METRIS

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 November 2010

Edited by
Heinrich Keil  and
Theodor Mommsen
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CLARISSIMO ALBINO SERVIVS GRAMMATICVS

Tibi hunc libellum, praetextatorum decus Albine, devovi. nam licet patris avique, quibus maximam reverentiam litterae debent, cottidie urgearis exemplo libique pubescas, quo velut ad Musarum sacraria venitur, non tamen caelo suo tantum numina perfruuntur, saepe humiles lucos ac vilia pauperum tecta subierunt. quare laboris mei velim faveas voto, indulgeas audaciae. quod si secus cesserit, in cupiditatem devotionis interpretabor eventum placendi. vale.

  1. P codex Parisinus 7530, cuius integra exhibita est scriptura

  2. N codex Neapolitanus Borbon. IV A 8, in quo prima libri pars praeter paucas membranarum lacinias periit. integra scriptura a definitione Hipponactii clandi p. 460, 4 usque ad finem libri exhibita est.

  3. S codex Santenianus, nunc Berolinensis Sant. 66. 4, in quo ultima libri pars de dispersis omissa est. s eiusdem codicis manus recentior.

  4. ς exemplaria olim inpressa, ex quibus adhibita sunt haec,

  1. editio Calliensis Abstemii a. 1475 a Gaisfordio conlata

  2. editio Veneta a. 1493

  3. editio Veneta a. 1502

  4. editio Augustana a. 1520

  1. praeterea quaedam adscripta sunt ex codicc Darmstadicnsi 1283, olim Coloniensi, et ex codice Laurcntiano 47, 8.

Licet audacter, non tamen ineleganter, hunc libellum qui volet centimetrum nominabit. tot enim metrorum digessi quanta potui brevitate, rationem omittens, quo quidque nascatur ex | genere, qua scansionum diversitate caedatur, quae res plus confusionis quam utilitatis habet.

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Grammatici Latini , pp. 456 - 467
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2009
First published in: 1864

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