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  • Statius Caecilius

    …finibus he could name Caecilius’s Hymnis without any indication of the author is perhaps proof of its popularity. The fragments are free from topical allusions to Roman life. Gellius (Attic Nights) quotes three passages of his Plocium (ā€œNecklaceā€) along with Menander’s original Greek to show how freely Caecilius modified his…

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    …finibus he could name Caecilius’s Hymnis without any indication of the author is perhaps proof of its popularity. The fragments are free from topical allusions to Roman life. Gellius (Attic Nights) quotes three passages of his Plocium (ā€œNecklaceā€) along with Menander’s original Greek to show how freely Caecilius modified his…

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