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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 664 — Chapter III · SENECA THE PHILOSOPHER: MISCELLANEOUS LEARNING

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A table of varying rearrangements is given by Schanz, op. cit., p. 400. The last book (VII.) is put first by Gundermann, and the first last by Schultess and Gercke. Diels, Müller and Gercke begin with III., which Bourgery would put at the end according to his metrical tests.

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