Two conjectures in Horace, Odes

Classical Quarterly 46 (02):582- (1996)
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I offer here two emendations of the text of the Odes, in two passages that make perfectly good sense, offer Latin that is unexceptionable, and have apparently never been questioned

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10.1093/cq/46.2.582

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