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Horace, Odes 4.10.2: The sweet bird of youth

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

Allan Kershaw
Allan Kershaw
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Penn State University
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Extract

So Shackleton Bailey in his recent Teubner edition (Stuttgart, 1991). Housman's remarks (Classical Papers, 148–9) are germane

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Shorter Notes
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The Classical Quarterly , Volume 44 , Issue 2 , December 1994 , pp. 544 - 545
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1994

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2 Livy uses the word in a more common sense but with a similar tinge of irony, egregiam istam palmam belli Punicipatratipetis? (28.41.8).

3 As CQ's anonymous referee points out, veniet is really more suited to poena than to palma. However, given the import of palma here, we may, perhaps, compare Prop. 3.25.12, et venial formae ruga sinistra tuae; Ovid, A.A. 2.117–18, et tibi iam venient cani, formose, capilli, / iam venient rugae, and Med. Fac. 48, et veniet rugis altera cura dolor.

4 I owe this reference to the TLL entry s.v. palma. I thank my colleague Joseph Cotter for helpful discussion.