维吉尔的上司，sed Construction

IF 0.7 2区历史学 0 CLASSICS

CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY Pub Date : 2023-04-01 DOI:10.1086/723826

Jonathan Nathan

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摘要

一个以前未被注意到的弗吉尼亚结构由（1）形容词melior和（2）sed引入的语法独立从句组成，该从句提供限定条件。在埃涅阿斯纪10.735，这座美丽的…sed建筑在中游被切断，一些线路可能会损失。这方面的进一步证据在于，这段话在战斗叙事中存在差距。未来的编辑器应该在第735行和第736行之间打印星号。

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Virgil’s melior … sed Construction

A previously unnoticed Virgilian construction consists of (1) the adjective melior and (2) a grammatically independent clause, introduced by sed, that supplies qualifying circumstances. At Aeneid 10.735, where this melior … sed construction is cut off midstream, a loss of some lines is shown to be likely. Further evidence for this consists in the fact that the passage as it stands suffers from a gap in the battle-narrative. A future editor should print asterisks between lines 735 and 736.

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CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY CLASSICS-

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