In the present Edition, the only decided alteration I have ventured to make is in the matter of orthography, as to the true principles of which so much progress has been made by modern scholars. In accordance with the now generally received conclusions of the best authorities, I have written uniformly caelum, caelestis, caeruleus, cetera, fenus, fetus, femina, fenum, maeror, maestus, haedus, nequiquam, quicquam, umquam, numquam, tamquam, etc., inserted the p in such forms as sumptus, ademptus, etc., and made a few other unimportant changes of a similar character. With regard to the difficult question of assimilation I have left the orthography as it stood. With these exceptions the work remains, both in form and substance, absolutely unchanged. GEORGE G. RAMSAY. GLASGOW COLLEGE, May 2, 1868. CONTENT S. 3. Amores, Liber 1. Elegia xv. Poeta suum studium 4. Amores, Liber 11. Elegia vi. Mors Psittaci 5. Amores, Liber 111. Elegia IX. Mors Tibulli 6. Ars Amatoria, Liber I. 101. Raptus Sabinarum 7. Ars Amatoria, Liber I. 527. Bacchus et Ariadne 8. Remedia Amoris 169. Solatia Ruris 9. Fasti I. 1. Fastorum Dedicatio 14. Fasti NI. I. Romulus et Remus 17. Fasti iv. 809. Romae Natalis. Mors Remi 18. Fasti 1. 335. Sacra Prisca, Victimae, etc. 26. Fasti III. 523. Anna Perenna 27. Fasti v. 129. Lares Praestites 31. Fasti vi. 419. Palladium a Metello servatum 35. Fasti II. 305. Hercules et Omphale 36. Fasti II. 193. Fabiorum Clades 38. Tristia I. 3. Ovidius Romam relinquit 39. Tristia III. IO. Exsilii locus APPENDIX. ON THE ROMAN CALENDAR. PAGE 315 315 . 316 316 318 . . . 319 320 320 320 321 323 324 325 . . . . . . 1. Julian Year. Reform fices 21. Annus Confusionis ultimus 22. Gregorian year 23. Roman Lustrum 24. Roman Saeculum 25. The rising and setting of the fixed stars according to Ovid and others 326 328 328 329 331 331 |
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