By comparing the adverbial expression paulo post in Cinna fr. 6,2 Bl.2 with some details of Ovid’s account of Myrrha’s story in Metamorphoses, it is possible to state the position of the distich within the lost epyllion. In fr. 13 Bl.2 it would be preferable to print cummi instead of cummis; and the fragment should be ascribed to Zmyrna

Cantor Euphorionis. Due note a Cinna (frr. 6 e 13 Blänsdorf)

Pieri Bruna
2018

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By comparing the adverbial expression paulo post in Cinna fr. 6,2 Bl.2 with some details of Ovid’s account of Myrrha’s story in Metamorphoses, it is possible to state the position of the distich within the lost epyllion. In fr. 13 Bl.2 it would be preferable to print cummi instead of cummis; and the fragment should be ascribed to Zmyrna
2018
Pieri Bruna
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