[Footnote 8: Corrupt
(Leo): illi MSS:
ille illi Ussing, followed
by Lindsay.]
[Footnote 9: Leo brackets
following v., 93:
praeterea certo prodit
in tragoedia.]
[Footnote 10: Leo brackets
following v., 173:
nec aequom anne iniquom
imperet cogitabit.]
[Footnote 11: vicimus vi MSS: Leo brackets vicimus.]
[Footnote 12: Corrupt
(Leo): “Convertitur pro convertit,”
Nonius 480.]
[Footnote 13: Corrupt
(Leo): neme esse MSS:
among the many emendations
is sane (Palmer).]
[Footnote 14: Leo brackets
following v., 401:
qui cum Amphitruone
hinc una ieram in exercitum.]
[Footnote 15: Leo brackets
following v., 489-90:
et ne in suspicione
ponatur stupri
et clandestina
ut celetur consuetio.]
[Footnote 16: Corrupt (Leo): si non id ita J.]
[Footnote 17: Leo notes
slight lacuna here:
mirum MSS: mirum
mirum Spengel.]
[Footnote 18: Leo brackets following v., 629-632:
sed vide ex navi efferantur quae imperavi iam omnia. Sos. Et memor sum et diligens, ut quae imperes comparcant; non ego cum vino simitu ebibi imperium tuom. Amph. Vtinam di faxint, infecta dicta re eveniant tua.]
[Footnote 19: Corrupt
(Leo): quom te gravidam MSS:
quom gravidam Pylades.]
[Footnote 20: Leo brackets
following v., 685:
atque me nunc
proinde appellas quasi multo post videris?]
[Footnote 21: enim
verbis probas Lachmann:
probas vel proba’s
Lindsay: in verbis probas MSS.]
[Footnote 22: Leo notes
lacuna here. Ita ingenium MSS:
Ita ingeni ingenium
Seyffert, followed by Lindsay.]
[Footnote 23: Corrupt (Leo): duxero MSS: adsero Leo
[Footnote 24: Leo notes
lacuna here and suggests
is a Mercurio impransus.]
[Footnote 25: Corrupt (Leo): nam iam MSS: iam Gruter.]
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[Transcriber’s Corrections: Amphitryon
Personae:
MERCVRIVS DEUS, SOSIA SERVUS...
spelling unchanged,
as in Captivi
I. 1. l. 314
nam continuas has tris noctes
pervigilavi
text reads contiuas
I. 1.
Sos. ...and my name
is Sosia
text reads my
same is Sosia ]
II. 1. l. 580
Sos.: Quid est negoti?
Latin text omits speaker’s name
V. 2. l. 1142
haud promeruit quam ob rem vitio vorteres
text reads quam ob tem ]
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