M. Tullius Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes, book 2, section 39

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[39] non minus autem exercitatum ¹: ubi tantum luctus continuatur,² vide quam non flebiliter respondeat, rationem etiam adferat ³ cur ⁴ aequo ⁵ animo sibi ferendum sit:

Qui ⁶ a/lteri exitiu/m ⁷ parat,
Eum sci/re oportet si/bi paratum,⁸ pe/stem ut participe/t parem.

abducet ⁹ Patricoles, credo, ut conlocet in cubili,¹⁰ ut volnus obliget.¹¹ siquidem homo esset; sed nihil vidi minus.¹² ¹³ quaerit enim, quid actum sit:

Elo/quere ¹⁴ eloquere, re/s Argivum proe/lio ut se su/stinet.—
Non po/test ¹⁵ ecfari ¹⁶ ¹⁷ ¹⁸ ta/ntum dictis, qua/ntum factis su/ppetit
Labo/ris.

quiesce igitur et volnus alliga.¹⁹ etiamsi Eurypylus posset, non posset Aesopus:

Ubi fortuna Hecto/ris ²⁰ nostram acrem a/ciem inclinata/m . .²¹

et cetera explicat in dolore; sic est enim intemperans militaris in forti viro gloria. ergo haec veteranus miles facere poterit, doctus vir sapiensque non poterit?

1 talia fere supple Po. cum ap. Ennium exercitum sit idem ac 'vexatum'.

2 tantum luctum continuatus GKR tantus luctus continuatus V sed s et alt. s in r. Vc aut 1 tantum luctus con- tinuatur ς

3 adferat X -at Vvet

4 quur G

5 aquo G1

6 qui V

7 exitum G1V1 (corr. G1V2）

8 paratum Bentl. paratam

9 abducit V2

10 cubiculi X (sed cubiculi K2）

11 non obliget K (2)

12 vidiminus Vc

13 vidimus X

14 eloquere Rrec ut v

15 potis Dav.

16 ecfari

17 hecfari

18 haecfari GR (h del.1?）

19 alliga (ss.2) V

20 haectoris X ( aectoris R)

21 dedit in fine add. Bergk

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

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