313. cc. 1-5.
314. MS. fortuna.
315. MS. dent.
316. c. 83
317. Cp. Juv. Sat. 7; Tac. Dial. 9.
318. c. 89. It has been suggested that this poem is a parody of Nero's Troiae halosis! But the poem shows no signs of being a parody. It is obviously written in all seriousness.
319. MS. minor, I suggest minans as a possible solution of the difficulty.
320. c. 93.
321. Cp. also 128 and the spirited epic fragment burlesquely used in 108.
322. See p. 36.