M. Tullius Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes, book 3, section 67

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[67] Idque ¹ indicatur eorum patientia, qui cum multa sint saepe perpessi, facilius ferunt ² quicquid accidit, obduruisseque ³ iam sese ⁴ contra fortunam arbitrantur, ut ille apud Euripidem:⁵

Si mi/hi nunc tristis pri/mum inluxisse/t dies
Nec tam ae/rumnoso na/vigavisse/m ⁶ salo,
Esse/t dolendi cau/sa, ut iniecto e/culei
Freno/ repente ta/ctu exagitantu/r novo;
Sed ia/m subactus ⁷ mi/seriis opto/rpui.⁸

defetigatio igitur miseriarum aegritudines cum faciat leniores, intellegi necesse est non rem ipsam causam atque ⁹ fontem ¹⁰ esse maeroris.

1 idque itaque K1

2 ferant X cf. praef.

3 obduruisseque iam Tr. obduruisse quam X (e ex am corr. V2）

4 sese V

5 Eur. Phrix. fr. 821 (Chrys. fr. eth. 482）

6 navigassem X

7 subiactus GV1 (i del.2) sub- iectus KRP

8 obt. KRc

9 ipsam atque causam ω trp. Er.

10 fontem fon in r. Vc

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

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