[294] Fatorum comites, to share your destiny. ‘His,’ for these; 3. 159, “Tu moenia magnis Magna para,” and note. Serv. makes the reference (though he seems not to have understood that ‘quaere’ is synonymous with “para”), and Donatus says “‘magna:’ quia magni sunt Dii.” ‘Magna’ then must be taken with ‘quaere,’ which happens to be the punctuation of Med., not with ‘quae statues.’
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