Hermes, 1867, Vol. 2 Buchkatalog

Excerpt from Hermes, 1867, Vol. 2: Zeitschrift für Classische PhilologieXXVIII. Quod t. 1 p. 254 de Aeneae Poliorceticorum capite altem dixi Kirchhoffius p. 449 verissime redarguit. Itaque ut culpam, si possim, redimam alia eiusdem capitis verba nuno tractaho. Aaxedou po'1uoe dé @nßac'wv éyßalo'wwv 531 es zwar éyyvzoirw oixww dmlzioneg xai 311 zu? aiyaaw'iv xa1'. Zecxcö'v ?x'lloc xaz' c'illovg za'noog mogyoög 759 am?. Äé.9anv nlqgoöneg, pam? Dé xcu'. Zeig 511 növ iaea'iv xalxo'ig zelnoaw, 575101 xai peydlwr, xeqaoiyevoc nal zmizosg neoomonlr, eaiaana, cdg za ein¿oicig xai zeig (3166009 110113 181 8696111191: 1:0v noliopowog éxnilvom* 10139 eiaßa'üew émxecqoönag eig wird 10' excidit quod in domibus dissolvisse Lacedaemonios narraverat. Quod Haasio olim in mentem venit, scripsisse fortasse Aeneam xegpoiöca Money, dudum cum abiecisse non dubito. Nihilo autem melius est quod nuper Aeneae satis confidenter tributum est, nlwb'ia Money. Scribendum certe erat nliv&ovg., Germanicam interpretationem, quae ne hoc qui dem recte exprimit nihil moror. Certmn narrationis conplementnm vereor ne non possit inveniri: sed mirum tamen esset si ex domibus non conportassent Lacedaemonii tabulas et tigna, quibus in obstruen dis oppidi aditibus commodissime uti poterant. Itaque nata mihi est haec coniectura, incerta sane et fortasse fallax, scripsisse Aeneam ä'x ze tdi £yyvzcizw eine? izec'a Money. Sed quod postea dicitur iinwv nolloö'v xa1'. Yeya'lwv, id molestissima oratione displicet, neque multum prodest zmizwv post iinwv nuper insertnm: nimirum mmanet inpeditus sermo, quo non est veri simile Aeneam usum esse, cum posset hoc planissimo, 0501 1101107, xai ucyoiloag. Suspicor scribendum esse zeig 511 zu? icqa1v xalxo'i'g z91'n'00111, 35q: 750111? Nal yeyoilg, , xgqaoiyevoz.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.