CLERICUS (D).

Dublin.

_Quotation from Juvenal_ (Vol. vii., pp. 166. 321.).--My copy of this poet

being unfortunately without notes, I was not aware that there was authority

for "abest" in this passage; but my argument still remains much the same,

as regards quoters {634} having retained for their own convenience a

reading which most editors have rejected. I observe that Gifford, in his

translation, takes _habes_ as the basis of his version in both the passages

mentioned.

May I ask if it is from misquotation, or variation in the copies, that an

even more hackneyed quotation is never given as I find it printed, Sat. 2.

v. 83.: "Nemo repente _venit_ turpissimus?"

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