[798] The MSS. vary between ‘adventum’ and ‘adventu:’ the former however is read by all the first class MSS., though in Pal. and Gud. the last letter is erased. ‘In adventum’ with ‘horrent,’ a peculiar construction, the meaning being ‘shudder at the prospect of his approach,’ which would not have been expressed by ‘horrere’ with acc. Comp. ‘in futurum.’
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