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  • A FILLY’S MANGLED MANE REFLECTED: SOPHOCLES, TYRO FR. 659 RADT

  • Peter E. Pormann, Chiara Thumiger
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    The Classical Quarterly , First View
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    21 September 2026, pp. 1-4
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  • Fragment 659 Radt of Sophocles’ Tyro contains a number of textual problems, and editors have tended to accept four conjectures made by scholars in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. This note argues that the text of the manuscripts should be retained and that it can make perfect sense.

  • VIRGIL, AENEID 2.121

  • David Kovacs
  • Journal:
    The Classical Quarterly , First View
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    21 September 2026, pp. 1-4
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  • This paper argues for Madvig’s conjecture paret. The subject of the verb is either quae uox or Apollo, and this allows fata to function as the needed direct object: ‘for whom this oracle (or Apollo) was preparing death’. It is demonstrated that attempts to defend transmitted parent are either wholly inadequate or not quite satisfactory and that, as Housman argued long ago, textual conservatism is not the risk-free policy some imagine it to be.