locationquotesource
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
peruigil excubiis commissi petrus ouilis1.754Arator
100.5peruigil excubiis: numquam dormire iuuabitDe actibus apostolorumCSEL, ed. A.P. McKinlay, CSEL 72 (Vienna, 1951), pp. 9-149.
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
somnus in aeternam clauduntur lumina noctem10.746Vergil
100.6sed tamen extemplo clauduntur lumina somnoAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
particulam qui uas tenerum dicione gubernat281Prudentius
100.7nam deus ut propria mundum dicione gubernatHamartigeniaCCSL, ed. M.P. Cunningham, CCSL 126 (Turnhout, 1966), pp. 116-148.
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
scilicet inuictos ambo certamine cursu7.792Ovid
100.9me dicto citius uincunt certamine cursusMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
forsitan audieris aliquam certamine cursus10.56Ovid
100.9me dicto citius uincunt certamine cursusMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
lilia purpurei neu per uiolaria campi1.278Caelius Sedulius
100.15lilia purpureis possum conexa rosetisCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
M2o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
2
probable
o
or
lilia ceu niteant rutulis commixta rosetis32Claudianus
100.15lilia purpureis possum conexa rosetisEpithalamium LaurentiiHall 1985, 417-420
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
candida ceu rubeis lilia mixta rosis9.2.122Venantius Fortunatus
100.15lilia purpureis possum conexa rosetisCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
lilia mixta rosis; aurum si intermicet ostro6.1.108Venantius Fortunatus
100.15lilia purpureis possum connexa rosetisCarminaLeo 1881, 1-270
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
sordibus atque olido consuetum uiuere caeno3.82Caelius Sedulius
100.17nunc olida caeni squalentis sorde putrescoCarmen paschaleCSEL, ed. J. Huemer, CSEL 10 (Vienna, 1885), pp. 14-146.
S1
S
single immediate source
1
certain
horridior rusco proiecta uilior alga7.42Vergil
100.26horridior ramnis et spretis uilior algisEclogaeMynors 1969, 1-28
S3
S
single immediate source
3
possible
hinc furor australis premit hinc uelocibus alis1.288Venantius Fortunatus
100.35plus pernix aquilis zephiri uelocior alisVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
et solida imponit taurorum uiscera flammis6.253Vergil
100.42nam silici densas quae fudit uiscere flammasAeneidMynors 1969, 103-422
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
ambo conspicui niue candidioribus ambo8.371Ovid
100.54candidior niuibus dum ningit uellera nimbusMetamorphosesAnderson 1977
M3o
M
multiple source (one of two or more immediate sources cited for the passage)
3
possible
o
or
axe serenato madidens sine uellere nimbi2.26Venantius Fortunatus
100.54candidior niuibus dum ningit uellera nimbusVita S. MartiniLeo 1881, 293-370
S2
S
single immediate source
2
probable
fortis et in se ipso totus teres atque rotundus86Horace
100.57ut globus astrorum plasmor teres atque rotundusSermonesKlingner 1959, 161-239