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Prisc. ars

Prisc. ars 18, 19, 3 - 18, 22, 3

1932Similiter ‘patiens’, 3quando nomen est, genetivo sociatur – Lucanus in VIIII: ‘qua 4niger astriferis conectitur axibus aer, / quodque patet terras 5inter lunaeque meatus, ... semidei manes habitant, quos ignea 6virtus / innocuos vita patientes aetheris imi / fecit et aeternos 7animam collegit in orbes’; Vergilius in II georgicon: ‘patientem 8vomeris unci’ –, 2018quando participium, accusativo, sicut et 9verbum ex quo venit, ‘patior illam rem, patiens illam rem’ – 10Vergilius in III Aeneidos: ‘haut impune quidem, nec talia 11passus Ulixes’. 211‘Amans illius’ Cicero pro Caelio: ‘clarissimi ac 12fortissimi patriaeque amantissimi’; Sallustius in Catilinario: 13‘alieni appetens, sui profusus’ (et attende quod voce passiva 14‘profusus’, quia magis actum signifcat, genetivo est coniunctum). 21115Similiter, si dicam ‘doctus grammaticam’, participium 16est: ‘doceor’ enim ‘grammaticam’ dicimus et necesse est, ut 17diximus, casum quem verba sequuntur etiam participia sequi; 18‘doctus grammaticae’ nomen est; 218‘fugitans litium’ nomen est, 19nam ‘fugitans lites’ participium: dicimus enim ‘fugito, fugitas 20lites’ – Terentius in Phormione: ‘erus liberalis est et fugitans 21litium’. 321Similiter ‘praefectus urbis’ nomen est, ‘praefectus urbi’ 18, 1participium; verbum enim dativo coniungitur, ‘praeficio tibi’. 418, 2Et postremo omnia quae similem habent significationem in 18, 3‘-or’ desinentibus verbialibus transitivis genetivo solent iungi, 18, 4ut ‘dubius illius rei’; similiter ‘anceps illius rei, nescius, expers, 18, 5doctus, peritus’. 2215Similiter genetivo adiunguntur omnia quae 6obtineri vel desiderari aliquid ostendunt vel contraria his; 26et 7obtineri quidem aliquid ostendunt ‘dives, copiosus, opulentus, 8capax, tenax’ – Vergilius in I Aeneidos: ‘ditissimus agri / Phoenicum’; 9idem in II georgicon: ‘dives opum variarum’ – et quae 10desiderari aliquid ostendunt, ‘avarus illius rei, cupidus, avidus, 11studiosus’; 311contra vero deesse aliquid significantia, ‘egenus, 12indiga, inops, pauper, vacuus’ – Horatius in I sermonum: 13‘horum / semper ego optarim pauperrimus esse bonorum’; 14idem in II: ‹...›: ‘sic vacuum cerebri populum Phaeaca putavit’.

Quotation layer

Lucan. 9, 5-9Verg. georg. 2, 223 Arus. 80, 18

Verg. Aen. 3, 628 haut] haud Prisc. ars 18, 230, 2
 Prisc. ars 18, 230, 2

Cic. Cael. 34 fortissimi patriaeque] fortissimi viri patriaeque Cic. Cael. 34
Sall. Catil. 5, 4 alieni appetens] adpetens alieni Ad Cuimn. 66, 168
 Cledon. 99, 13 cf. Ps. Prob. inst. GL IV 142, 18 cf. Ad Cuimn. 66, 168 cf. Synon. Cic. 414, 11

Ter. Phorm. 623 cf. Don. Ter. Phorm. 623 Arus. 41, 16-17 Diom. GL I 311, 28 Dosith. 67, 4 cf. Prisc. ars 17, 94, 1 et 18, 183, 1 cf. Prisc. part. 116, 11 cf. Char. 126, 25 cf. Ps. Prob. inst. GL IV 142, 18-19 cf. Cledon. 99, 13

Verg. Aen. 1, 343-344 cf. Serv. auct. Aen. 1, 343-344 cf. Ps. Cassiod. de orat. p.59, 6-7 cf. Ad Cuimn. 44, 166 cf. Sedul. Scot. in Don. min. 11, 40 Prisc. ars 18, 29, 1 cf. Pomp. GL V 158, 16-21 cf. Serv. Aen. 1, 96 Verg. georg. 2, 468 Serv. auct. Aen. 4, 263 et 9, 641 Ad Cuimn. 66, 169 cf. Porph. Hor. sat. 2, 3, 142 cf. Schol. Hor. sat. 1, 1, 78-79

Hor. sat. 1, 1, 78-79 cf. Schol. Hor. sat. 1, 1, 78-79 Hor. sat. 2, 2, 118-120Iuv. 15, 23 sic vacuum cerebri] tam vacui capitis
 vacuum cerebri] vacuus cerebro Prisc. ars 18, 31, 2
 cf. Prisc. ars 18, 31, 2

Critical apparatus

haut] aut ω corr. E O Q J; haud D U; at Iac fortissimi patriaeque amantissimi suppl. in mg. Z: om. Z; parieque Pfugitas ] fugitas hinc inc. f. 1r frg. Bern.2praeficio ω Alcuin. exc. Prisc. 1, 89, 31: praeficior J L U X Y frg. Bern.2 post. corr. F post corr. R T; praeficio vel praeficior Overbialibus ω: verbalibus D F L U post corr. M O T W X Yvel] vel ~ 22, 2 (p. 25, 7) ostendunt om. L Z; vel ~ 22, 2 (p. 25, 7) ostendunt suppl. in mg. L Zindiga ω Alcuin. exc. Prisc. 1, 90, 8: indaga P; indigus cf. Rosellini 2019, 233-239 ed. Ven. 1470 edd.lac. statuit Hertz