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M. Minucii Felicis O Ctaviu S EDITORIS PRAEFATIO. M u a e o R a causidicns uo . Min ci s F lix , f ri om ni , q tem wre dialo um cui Oo a n a e in osuit ; g , t n mici nom n p , in l emiserit accuratius am uul o a ua em i pub icum , qu g st t nt pw e puto . Et uniuerm m libellum examinam us in quidem si , se r monis color atque pr oprie… osten dit Felicem s te. e ab eorum a ui stilum Ciceronianum tiss p rte , q sibi imit and um s um se runt h . e. d istin ctius ut at ad p , , loqu , m axim e et Plinii minoris exemplum T allii ' sectatorem u e. ah tm en eo difiert in f iss his , quod n onnullis rebus l abentis atque in n ouam s peciem (puta e m ae An to nin orum ae uo tam ex u o riscorum a , qu st di p obso letorumque s cripto m m quam ex intuente promin eiarnm genere loqnen di exorta est) inclinan tis latini tatis indici a hic illio iam prae se fert : nemo n imirum su o sae u a ita o reluctari ut l u c l p test , nihi ei s con i hn e e a diction es uales u s e tu d ni conced at . c u r f r s , q s nt 81: r in masentiam m huc m ositionis de ro in g . p , p p p me a usu a a et ut stru nt li m, li his rebus Mi In eermonem Mim eianum artemqu e rhetoricam qui pe stud o n u rem nalit o en s ret um facturnm ess e i i q i , p p i r tracte tu r ut pm prio , poetico et iuridico lo eiua ar a ua Min ncius Caocilìi efi ti , q l ua k d ei n en a iq tenue sernare stadni , qu omod o color prmecip uus Tn llianus aul ul um sit cor. uco illo r cano ut tamen a ns africxbatis tu m Romam f Af i , b i ind pìentis mod estus sit ueus n eque in h oc tam cor a’ I EDITORIS PRAEFATIO V . n ucius Frontonis Apulei Gellii temporibus interd um accedit ita a e usu d elicn s a o e us , m xim illo in h bit i fi urae rhetoricae ua a uocabula. as n d etice umu g , q tri y c u t F n sae ius adhibe e a u . an e t l t r h c quippe ro to p t Ha. ia u I L E dr n s o cf. V 2 2 h a imperat r ; C . III 53 os la ' " id ibus randibus rambus inae ualzbus uos ne ue ue p g g q , q q here neque attollere neque locare quis p ossit; ad quem De e H driani r a I S . a . 1 e em locum hn r ( eliqui e p 2 ) x pl a. a am ex Fr n on ad scri si m mult eti o t e p t. haru igitur aetate e n on uixis se F x n tam en tsi potest non eli oster, ab eisd em s at est diuersus utpote (ut mihi quidem in i d e R uidetur) non in prou c a. qu a am s d omae natus ed ucatus que : Tr aian i fere temp ore ad ulescentiam suam in urbe ut in omn i bonarum artium studio ita in optime quoque latini sermonis auctore cogn oscen d o et Tulliano eloquio pen itu s percipiendo peregit s ed ex culto sic proprio dicen di genere max annie uirilibus n u a extrin s ecus adlata ut fit a non ll , fere in fori or tore, adhaeres cere a u e t a a m sibi p ss s s . ill utem cu Quin ti liano Plinioque iuniore et similibus coniunctio atque a a cern itur flosculis b a an a or societ s eti m in ud p ci a. tionis Minuciu s d ebuit lection i r , quos corum poeta am a n n e a. Front nis l ti orum, quorum i d o tempore minor in rosa.e scri tores au a e i n am on p p ctorit s sse coep t. n solum oe a hi1080 hum Lucretium F x a u a e le erat p t m p p eli cc r t g , s ed etiam in d elicn s habuit cum Horatium 0uidium * Lucanum q en alem nam aliorum ) imitatio n imis ’ ‘ incerta est tum nero uatem xo w é€oypyv Romanum ru to textu uin dicentur scri tori uae sunt mitia 1ibrmiorum p p q . n am lubidì ne artis criticae frenis carente nonnulli apud Min u cinm feren d a es se un ot d ix erunt uae in a.ecnli rtii i p , q e te hom nibus s mibarbaris d emu m aun t ler e pos t o ari. exim 9n di etiam ex comm entariis n onnulli errores b ue r in e t entes u eluti uerba. c . 4 m mi it a e s . 6 cu a a em oer p , c i p r s z ' aut accip zat mot faciat priores interpretes ad Publilinm Syrum refem nt mm in e t n . i a s n e tiae a. recentioribus Sy m tem ere ad ’ scri tus cf Woelfl lin i editio l . 1 19 uerba. i la ex so Minucio p ( p . ) ip influx run e t. EDITOBIS PRAEFATI O. V ' Ver ih nm u am o i s id ex aliis g . cui s r m rificn quod in dieiis iam atefactum ane com robat Minnci est p pl p , um s ma m eruers e ue r aeeunte F Ba a fuis e Ro nu p q p . lduin an a ia ro A a enditatum es t doctie b d p nc p fric no u esse . autem illud poetici sermonis studium ad rectam quo. que et interpretationem et emen d ationem alicuius mo Libe lli in uniuersum a sermon e examin atio quod ‘ efle cit id confirm atur ex aliarum re m in uisitione , ru q . am ol tis a em se un Cbr a n ex a o e i fin c di . s eculi p g c rc p . flo ren tibus cum unus Tertullianus cum Apolo tl o sn o e e uen iat cen sum n am ex r de £ henì n r in ( . g . É m m a in certa eum m e e Min ucio g o ni ), usu ss , non Mi ' n u<num r u a tam u u e e n u errim e e Te t lli no , l c l nt p d mon ' t uit A Ebertus ìn dis sertatione Tertullians Ver s m . ( ’ aeltniss z u Min . F. in scri ta Li siae ut r h p , p fe e m d r m n s comm un e octo u ads ensum ferret. in erbi autem - dialo i no e. 9 6 as sim omnes locuntur id etiam g stri , p , Oir tmszs nostri testatur oratio m raesens e te pus p , tsi non co git omm no tamen probabile admod um atque neri s e red dit a i d e n e adhuc uiuo s ner imil , g Fro ton inter e f c. 3 e e e sant ; c . n qu facil poste riore tempore anno 230) nudum ill ud Cir… t nostr i intell e i o tuit . uerum em es Caecilium g p quid , , d m r abo aliquot ex capite primo ex e pla ad in terp eta, tion em a ectan in 1 u e iam tr ct e p fia. 5 q a am a a et d can o nu errim e xatitit u n ll p e q i o et renoue re, ’ cordand o in mem axn re o d o owi u care , cet r sc iben a p u m a reu ooabo (neil . in me I A I VI EDITOR S PRAEF T O. a adlata. o Frontonem a a Cir qui n erb l quitur , ppell re ten sem nostrum utpote conterran eum sed n on d ebuit d in s ] V 47 1 . a cri H e o . X H De au e a u . ss ( rm p sqq ) p ' tion es n onn ull as Cirten s es in M arcus Caccilzus , quibus 2 11 ci: 217 Cirtae a Quin ti fi Natalis intra. anuos pr e fectus quin quennafis atque ethn icorum s uperstitioni inhaeren s comm emoratur ita. rouocare ut an , p h c ipsum C aecilium puizaret esse nostri dialogi participem (de i n f 16 in fine Caracall l c . c a Nata s . e nomi e , qui l a. imbut s sacris christian i imperii ne poste u esset s . n am a u e ind ubitatis testim oniis n ta etsi r ris t m n co s t, t r ùrem et filium n a u a um etiam tum empo is pa. t m xim ei d em e e n omin ib us in ins cri tione ua. s use s ss . sic p q M r uardtu d B a 1 47 7 cf. a s a m N .
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