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[38] mulier videbitur. cur tantum interest inter novum1 et veterem exercitum, quantum experti sumus? aetas tironum2 plerumque melior, sed ferre laborem, contemnere volnus consuetudo docet. quin etiam videmus ex acie efferri saepe saucios, et3 quidem rudem illum et inexercitatum quamvis levi ictu ploratus turpissimos edere: at vero ille exercitatus4 et vetus ob eamque rem fortior medicum modo requirens, a quo obligetur: “O Pa/tricoles
5” inquit,6
ad7 vo/s adveniens au/xilium et vestra/s manus
Peto/, prius quam oppeto/ malam pestem ma/ndatam hostili/ manu,
* * *
Neque sa/nguis ullo po/tis est pacto pro/fluens consi/stere,
Si qui/8 sapientia/ magis vestra mo/rs devitari/ potest.
Namque Ae/sculapi9 li/berorum sau/cii opplent po/rticus;
Non po/test10 accedi.—
Ce/rte Eurypylus11 hi/c quidem est. hominem exe/rcitum!12
[p. 300]

1 nutum K1 (novum2）

2 tyronum X

3 et add. K2

4 exercitus K1

5 Enn. Hect. lytra 161

6 inquid K1 -t in r. G1

7 Post 19 (et 20) versum exci- disse statuit Ribb.

8 quidem V (ss. Vrec）

9 esculapi K aesculapii GRV

10 potis Bothe

11 eyrypylus GRV (-pilus)

12 certe ... exercitum! vel hominem exercitum! Ciceroni dant alii.

Tusculanae Disputationes. M. Tullius Cicero. M. Pohlenz. Leipzig. Teubner. 1918.

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