Tusculanae Disputationes, Cicero, Marcus Tullius, creator; Pohlenz, M, 1872-1962, editor
num igitur fortem virum, num magno animo, num patientem, num gravem, num humana contemnentem potes dicere aut Philoctetam[*]phil
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otetă G1V1 (tet)
[*]atenim K1 illum—? a te enim malo discedere,[*]discere X discedere (cf. ac. 2, 115) Bentl. sed ille certe non fortis, qui iacet
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in tecto
tecto Bouhier lecto
umido,
Accius Phil. 550
umido X (G1 in r.)
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add. K2?V2Rc (sed postea deletum)
Quod eiulatu, questu, gemitu, fremitibus
Resonando mutum
mutum fin. 2, 94 multum
flebilis voces refert.
non ego dolorem dolorem esse nego—cur enim fortitudo desideraretur?—sed eum opprimi[*]oprimi R1V1 dico patientia, si modo est aliqua patientia; si nulla est, quid exornamus[*]exornamus G1 (fait t) philosophiam[*]modo ... quid exornamur philo- sophia? Non. 105,27 aut quid eius nomine gloriosi sumus? pungit[*]pungit dolor scr. Vc [*]pungat Vrec dolor, vel fodiat sane: si nudus es, da iugulum; sin tectus Volcaniis[*]volcaniis -iis in r. Vc armis, id est fortitudine, resiste; haec enim te, nisi ita facies, custos dignitatis relinquet et deseret.
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Cretum quidem leges,[*]Cretum legs Char. GL. 124, 12 quas sive Iuppiter sive Minos[*]add. ς mino
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s R (ss. al. m.)
sanxit de Iovis quidem sententia, ut poëtae ferunt, itemque Lycurgi[*]Lygurgi X laboribus erudiunt iuventutem, venando currendo, esuriendo sitiendo, algendo aestuando. Spartae[*]spartiatae V2 vero pueri ad aram sic verberibus accipiuntur, "ut multus e visceribus sanguis exeat," [*]Trag. inc. 209 [*]exeat V non numquam etiam, ut, cum ibi essem, audiebam, ad necem; quorum non[*]non in r. Vc uno X modo nemo exclamavit umquam, sed ne ingemuit quidem. quid ergo? hoc pueri possunt, viri non poterunt? et mos valet, ratio non valebit?
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