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Conjectures

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

D. A. Slater
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The Classical Review , Volume 23 , Issue 8 , December 1909 , pp. 248 - 249
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1909

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1 The bold accusative (Styga) in this passage, —which the Oxford editor is inclined to emend,—is probably to be explained as modelled on the Virgilian ‘Itque reditque viam’ (Aen. vi. 122), just as the ‘eadem dea turbida’ of Thebaid, ii. 208, at which so many critics ride a tilt, is a mere reminiscence of Virgil's ‘Eddem impia Fama’ (Aen. iv. 298). Statius is full of such reminiscences as these.