Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal

by Harold Edgeworth Butler

323. Baehrens, P. L. M. iv. 74-89.

324. Nos. 76 and 86. Cp. Fulg. Mythol. i. I, p. 31; Lactant. ad Stat. Theb. iii. 661; Fulg. Mythol. iii. 9, p. 126.

325. Baehrens, P.L.M. iv. 90-100.

326. Poitiers, 1579 A.D.

327. Fulg. Mythol. i. 12, p. 44.

328. That the attribution to Petronius rests on the authority of the lost MS. is a clear inference from Binet's words, cp. Baehrens, P.L.M. iv. 101-8, 'sequebantur ista, sed sine Petronii titulo, at priores illi duo Phalaecii vix alius fuerint quam Petronii.'

329. Baehrens, P.L.M. iv. 101-8.

330. See note 4.

331. Petr. cc. 14, 83; Baehrens, P.L.M. iv. 120, 121.

332. Cp. Satyr. 127, 131; P.L.M. iv. 75; S. 128; P.L.M. iv. 121; S. 108; P.L.M. iv. 85; S. 79, iv. 101.