Excerpt from De Tibulli Propertii Ovidii Distichis Quaestionum Elegiacarum Specimen: Dissertatio Inauguralis Philologica Quam Consensu Et Auctoritate Amplissimi Philosophorum in Academia Albertina Ordinis Ad Summos in Philosophia Honores Rite Capessendos Die XXVI. H. XII. M. Martii Publice Defendet Auctor

Ut subito etc. Iure haerere videtur l. E. P. CCLIV. Neque se in Qvidii amoribus praeter 7. II. 16, 33. II. 9, 1. II. 5) di sticha similiter composita v1d1ssed101tuberrimam extarc mate riam apparet, sed rei porienduè est modus, neque nunc vel primam quaestionem, quae de substantivornm et attributoruri1 nexu artifi cioso instituenda erit augustis huius d1sse1tat1oms finibus totam in eludere possum, sed quasi spec1men caput piacmittam de hexa metror'um elegiacorum, in quibus duo substantiva cum singulis attributis coniuncta sunt, structura atque indole accurate con scriptum. Qua cum ratione quartam omnium quae ad nos venemnt, Tibulli Prope1tii Ovidii hexametrornm partem, eam qi1e longe gravissimam re diligenter perpensa amplectamur, de ceteris et de hexametris heroicis brevius agere licebit. Tum demum ad duas quae lestant partes erplanandas accedam. Nunc autem antequam munus nostrum suscipiamus verba Dr obischii 6) philos0phi celeberrimi in mentem revocare iis placet, qui naso suspenso laborem nostrum despiciant: Wie berechtigt nun auch bei jedem wahren Dichter die Voraussetzung ist, dass die Form des Verses stets mit dem, was er ausdruckt in einem gevvissen Zusammenhang stehe, so ist doch desshalb die abgesonderte Betrachtung der blossen Form, die Aufzahlung der fiberhaupt mòglichen Formen keinesvvegs ohne Wert. Denn es werden dadurch bestimmte Thatsachen gefunden, fiber deren Sprachliche und asthetische Griinde Aufschluss zu geben vorbehalten bleibt. Quare. Primum de formis et usu formarum tabella adiutus cum disputavero iam de rationibus quibus in variis formis adhibendis usi sunt elegiaci exponam. Quibus iam accingor exponendis.

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