Note 733 — Chapter IV · SENECAN SATIRE AND POETRY: DRAMA OF THE AGE
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Leo considers it in part spurious, Obseruationes, vol. i. of his edn., p. 74; cf. Summers, C.R., XIX. (1905), p. 40. Ackermann maintains the genuineness of the whole, De Senecae Hercule Oetaeo, Marb., 1905; cf. his Der leidende Hercules des S., Rh. Mus., lxvii. (1912), pp. 425-471.