3.20.37 De uxore leprosi, qui petit habitum monachalem. [1] "Henricus Spalatensis1 civis causa negotionis ivit in regionem longinquam. Postmodum vero ad quandam habuit meretricem accessum, quam coierat cum leproso. Rediit demum infectus et volebat uxore abiti. Illa vero fieri nulla ratione permisit, quia totius rei seriem intellexerat manifeste. Nunc autem mulier ipsa petit a sanctitate vestra, ut firmiter iniungatis archiepiscopo Spalatensi, quod si probari poterit virum taliter fuisse infectus, .B. uxori eius de auctoritate vestra nullius appellatione obstante licentiam conferat, quod alii possit matrimonio copulari."
Robert Maltby, Tibullus: Elegies. Text, Introduction and Commentary. ARCA Classical and Medieval Texts, Papers and Monographs 41. Cambridge: Francis Cairns (Publications), 2002. Pp. xii, 529. ISBN 0-905205-99-5. $135.00.
C.A.L.M.A. (Compendium Auctorum Latinorum Medii Aevi) is a bibliographical repertory the aim of which is to provide complete bibliographical orientation for all authors who wrote in Latin during the period 500-1530 A.D. (approximately from Boethius to Erasmus).
The founding father
Publius Optatianus Porphyrius
Of Publilius Optatianus Porphyrius we ignore both the date of birth and that of death. All we know is that he was praefectus in Rome in 329 and in 333 A.D. and that he appears to have been a Christian. Sent into exile by the Emperor Costantine for motives unknown to us, in order to regain the emperor’s favour he wrote his “Panegyric to the Emperor”. Consisting in thirty one poems, twenty of which composed in a novel kind of figurative poetry, the versus intexti: poems II - II - III - V- VI - VII - VIII - IX -X - XI -XII - XIII - XIV - XVI - XVIII - XIX - XXI - XXII - XXIII - XXIV - XXXI.
potentissimum — clarissimi] saepe Cicero cumulandis superlativis vim sententiae auget. Infra c. 25, 95: civis ii» oplimis rebus constantissimus M. Octavius. Inv. II. 8, 25: quam lenissime quietissimam ad partem explicanda. p. Milone 15, 40: cum — gravissimam adolescens nobilissimus rei piiblicae partem fortissime suscepisset. In Verr. Accus. II. 5, 14: ut — levissimi quidam ex miserrimis desertissimisque oppidis invenirentur.
M. Bergamin. Per verba / Fondazione Ezio Franceschini--22 SISMEL edizioni del Galluzzo, Tavarnuzze (Firenze), (2005)Aenigmata Symposii a cura di Manuela Bergamin. 263 p..