[56] Pal., Gud. and others have ‘foedere,’ also mentioned as a variant by Serv.; but ‘foedera’ is more harmonious, and is supported by 4. 112., 7. 546, v. 641 below, 12. 822, better parallels than v. 169, 10. 105., 11. 356, which might be adduced on the other side. The change was probably made by some one who wished to bring the two clauses under a similar regimen. “Hunc cape consiliis socium et coniunge volentem” 5. 712.
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