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est autem magna inter auctores dissensio,
Glaucone Carystio an Leocrati an Agatharcho an
Scopae scriptum sit id carmen; et Pharsali fuerit
haec domus, ut ipse quodam loco significare Simonides
videtur utque Apollodorus et Eratosthenes et Euphorion et Larissaeus Eurypylus tradiderunt, an Crannone, ut Apollas Callimachus,1 quam secutus Cicero
hanc famam latius fudit.
1 Apollas Callimachus being unknown, Bentley conjectured Alollas et Callimachus (Schneidewin Callimachusque). Apollas would then refer to a philosopher and geographer of Cyrene.
Quintilian. With An English Translation. Harold Edgeworth Butler. Cambridge. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann, Ltd. 1922.
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