Adnotata in Theocritum (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from Adnotata in TheocritumV. 15. Ad hnno locum explicandum \vuestemannus observavit, veterum fuisse superstitionem, ex qua sibi caverent, ne Panos somnum tempore mediterraneo inter pellarent, nampanafuisse deum iracundum et ob morum asperitatem pasto ribus maxime metuendnm. Similia ud'ert Burchardus in Anthologia (berol. 1839 edita et juvenum' usni bene accommodata) p: 219. 'uberius suam mentem exposuit Wup stem., quamquam lectores illuc non ablegavit, in Epigr. IV. 1. Ubi haec sunt ejus verba, , Oh id credo, quod caprarii in singulafi Panis et Priapi tutela erant, pastores non item. Hino explica illud, quod caprarius apud Theocrit. 15. Meridie fistula cenere non andet, verens ne Panorn ex sorano suscitet, at ovium pastor id permissum putat. Epigr. Sq. At vero Epigramma quintum nihil ad rem, qnia illio pastor quidem pectidem pnlsaturus, Daphnide fistula cantatore, alium pastore... provocat ut secum duplicibus tibiis caneret ad Pana ex somno suscitandnm Quam sit enim con tumeliose tractatus hic deus, si hominum vetis non esset propicias, ex ipso Theocrito (vii, 106 sq.) apparet. Deinde caprarios'in singulari Panos tutela fuisse, jam statnit Heinsius, cujus tamen sententia recte refutata est a diligentissimo Kiesslingio. Jam vero ad locum, de quo loquimur, recte intelligendum urgenda sunt verba avqc'aòer et delay, (v. Nam fistulae pastorici&t, sonnm stridentem evita bant pastores, neque vero vocis modulation, m. Ld jam sensisse videtur Sche liastes, cujus bmc est adnotatio: oi: nqeîrxov 56130, di nomìgv, xazà tè pe'o'ov tijg i, , ue'gag ci aòqtyyt xpfic{ìuz. Cfuetiam H. Vossium in libro, qui ita inscribitur: Anmerkungen and Randglossen su Gfiecloen und Bò'mem Leipzig 1838. P. 152. Ubi haec verba leguntur: Die gellende Syringe kounte von einem M enter geblasen, noch die Ei/ermcìct des jiih somigm Pan reizm, ein Nesser Gesang, aoodurcla selbfi die Priester ihre 'gotllzeilen Morgem and Abend: einschleîferim, alb'ric die Ruba nicht.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully, any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.