Notes on the text of Ovid’s Metamorphoses
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The corruptions in the text of Ovid’s Metamorphoses are more frequent than the recent editors of the work have suspected. They (the editors) depend too much on a relatively small group of highly valued witnesses, instead of having followed the example of Heinsius and Burman. They should have looked at a larger number of witnesses and resorted more often to the emendatio ope ingenii. A great deal of work remains to be done, as a critical examination of thirty-one passages shows. Sometimes, only a different punctuation is needed; often, the solution of a problem was found long ago and then forgotten; in a few cases, new conjectures are offered. Some typical sources of corruption are identified.
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