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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 428 — Chapter V · PHAEDRUS AND FABLE: POETRY OF THE TIME

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II. epil. 1-2:

“Aesopi ingentem (v.l. ingenio) statuam posuere Attici Seruomque aeterna collocarunt in basi.”

Ingenio is most likely. This is one of a few cases in which N and V preserve by their reading (“Aesopi ingenio”) the right tradition against the older manuscript P and the record of R. P gives “Aesopo ingentem (m. pr. Aesopi ingento)....”

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