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Excerpt from Opera Quae Supersunt, Vol. 2: Saturnaliorum Libri VII. Et Indices
Bona fortuna similiter logi in Aulularia (i, 3, apud Cice rauem (in Verr. IV, 3, saepeque in inscriptionibus F. B. Vel (v. Idem esse ac velut et logi vel hic sic etiam alias, ut Me nuoch. V, 2, 119. In ultimo versu minus probandam esse verbo rum collocationem: Eine in latebros redddm lotus. A voce numi bue, quae falso legeretur apud Macrobium, nimis remotum ease Mie: vix illi aetati tribui posse mandibulis, sed etiam mali: fa cile in illum vocem potuisse mutari: dentibus producto ultima syl laba apud Plautum non esse rcprebendendum.
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