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Richardi Bentleii Notae Atque Emendationes In Q. Horatium Flaccum Integrae presents the complete notes and emendations of Richard Bentley on the works of Horace, meticulously transcribed for critical use. This edition, accompanied by Bentley's own indices, offers scholars invaluable insights into the textual analysis of one of Rome's most celebrated poets.
Richard Bentley (1662-1742), a renowned classical scholar, brought his unparalleled philological skills to bear on Horace's texts, providing detailed commentary and suggested corrections. Johann F. Sachse has carefully prepared this edition to ensure its accuracy and utility for modern researchers and students.
This volume stands as a testament to the enduring importance of classical scholarship and the meticulous work of textual critics in preserving and interpreting the literary heritage of the ancient world. It is an essential resource for anyone studying Horace or the history of classical textual criticism.
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