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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 580 — Chapter II · PETRONIUS: NOVELIST AND POET

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Sat., 123, ll. 209-232: tantum fugit (221) is echoed by the corresponding metrical position of tantum trahit (231); maerentia tecta relinquunt (225) by maerentia pectora iungant (229); relinquunt ends 225 and relinquit 227.

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