De la Nature: Ve Livre; Texte Latin, Avec une Introduction Et un Commentaire (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Si, d'autre part, comme l'ajoute saint Jérôme, Cicéron fut le correcteur et l'éditeur de Lucrèce, il est bien étonnant que nul autre témoignage ne vienne nous l'apprendre. L'unique mention que Cicéron fait de Lucrèce dans sa correspondance ne laisse pas supposer qu'il ait joué le rôle qu'on lui prête. Lachmann résout la difficulté en affirmant, non sans probabi lité, que par Cicéron il faut entendre ici Quintus, le frère du grand orateur.
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