This paper opens with an assessment of A. Rondholz’s proposal to attribute line 171 of Hosidius Geta’s cento to Medea. His proposal seems hardly convincing, and the text itself of this line raises some doubts. A new interpretation is put... more
This paper opens with an assessment of A. Rondholz’s proposal to attribute line 171 of Hosidius Geta’s cento to Medea. His proposal seems hardly convincing, and the text itself of
this line raises some doubts. A new interpretation is put forward, based on a punctuation different from the customary one.
