El texto de Ovidio, Amores II 10.9 y el topico del nauigium amoris
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1989.v57.i2.567Abstract
The reading errant ut seems nonsensical in Ou., Am. II 10.9. The literary topos involved in this passage (nauigium amoris: comparison between love and seafaring) is quite frequent in classical poetry. The examples of the motif provided strongly suggest that the first term of the simile in line 9 must be Ovid himself. This admitted, errant ut is clearly wrong. Several of the conjectures proposed (auferor ut, erro uelut) are adequate from a literary point of view, but Birt’s (errantem ut) is to be preferred for linguistic and paleographical reasons.
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1989-12-30
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Laguna Mariscal, G. (1989). El texto de Ovidio, Amores II 10.9 y el topico del nauigium amoris. Emerita, 57(2), 309–315. https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1989.v57.i2.567
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