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Π6l o ego e um inprobis si uiri S gnate mi, n6u i eg o hoc fasiculum moribus quibu Siet.

Sse Lindsay Introd. to Captivi, p. 77. For a dotali sed discluSSion, See the thesis of E. Andouin De Plautinis Anapaestis, Paris, 1898.

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are thus Sennned multa res simit u in meo corde uorSO, multum in cogitando stolor sem indipiscor.

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43. O lumbi linos, senarii aro uitabi formarrativo and exposition Septenarii and utonarii are sed in eduliarly emphati statemunt and injurietions cf. 233 234 283). Ofthe trochai mea Sures, the Septenarii are more animalest hantii iambio senarii es. Introd. 32, 36). Oetonarii aremore impassion ed. The Only Xamplo in the Trinummus 251 suc000d a series of cretius and is ver ironieat.

mides return thanks to the od for his presservation in anapaestio tetrameters, hiuli hange to dimeters, a thesycophanta is seon approaching. O tho omniti in lyrical

nation, O vehemenoe of 243 244, 282, 284). Bracchiuesare sed a the pening of the canticum 223 f., here thespeiser is in great perturbation O miud.

1 222. Iambi Senarii. 22 23l Bacchiae TetrameterS. 232. Bacchiae Dimeter. 233, 234. Iambi Septenarii. 235. Anapaesticii meter. 236. Vorsu ReiZianuS. 237. Anapaestio Dimeter. 238, 268a Anapaesti, mimeters Cataleeti . 239. Trochaic Dimeter Catalecti . 289a Anapaesti Di meter. 240. Versus ReiZianuS. 240a 24la 242. Anapaesti Dim-

etera.

211 Anapaesti, mimeter Hypercatalectie. 243. Cretic Tetrameter. 244, 246. Croti Tetrametera Catalecti C. 245. Uncertain, illi Creticending. 246. Cretic Tetrameter

Catalecti Q. 247. Versus Rei ZianUS. 248, 250. Creti Dimetors, Witti Adonio Clausulae.

Catalecti . 251. Trochai octonarius. 252. Trochai SeptenariUS. 258. Iambicii meter. 254 Versus ReiZi aDUS. 255 258. AnapaeSti Dimeters.

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259. Versus ReiZianUS. 297. Anapaestio Dimeter. 260 269. Anapaesti Di meterS. 298. Anapaesti, mimetur 270., 272, 274. Anapaestio im- Catalecti Q. eters Catalectic. 299, 300. Anapaestic Tetram-271 , 273. Anapaestio DimeterS.

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Anapaesti Di meterS. 301 391. Trochai Septenarii. 280. Crotic Tetrameter 392 601. Iambio Senarii. Catalecti Q. 602 728. Trochai Septenarii. 281. Vorsus ReiZianUS. 729 19. Iambio Senarii.

284. Creti TetrameterS. 820 30. Anapaestic Tetram-283. Iambic octonarii .

286,

287. Iambi octonarii. 832 839. Anapaestic Tetram-288. Anapaesti Trimeter.

289, 291, 293 294 Anapaestio 840 842.

Anapaesti, mimetur 290. Anapaesti, Tetrame- Catalecti Q. to Catalectie. 84 997. Trochai Septenarii. 292. Anapaesti, mimeter 998 1007. Iambi Senarii. Catalecti . 1008-1092. Trochai Septenarii. 295. Iambic octonari US. 1093 1114. Iambi Senarii. 296. Anapaestic Tetram- 11 15 111 9. AnapaeStic Dimeters.

1120-1189. Trochai Septenarii.

A. The monod of Lysiteles 225 275' is dividon as

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Megaronides comes o Calliolos to reprove him for his parent avarie and reaehery to Charmides, ut on learnith faeis of the casse, commentis his frienti' conductis denotanees the ossi9 Who re quieti O Sprea seandalo

Philto, o his son's 0hali, app0als to Lesbonicus to giliis sister in mari iuge to Lysiteles, even ithout a doW

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bonicus is orgiven and at hi father' request, marries thedaveliter of Callicles.

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οῦ atata a

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