Articoli
Published 2023-06-21
Keywords
- Cicero,
- Consolatio,
- Jerome,
- Altercatio Luciferiani et Orthodoxi,
- Dialogus adver¬sus Pelagianos
- Vergil ...More
Copyright (c) 2023 Sergio Audano

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Abstract
This article analyzes B.-R. Voss’ proposal to attribute the verb vicisti to Cicero’s Consolatio (fr. 3 Vit. = 13 Mü.: cedo – inquit – en manum tollo), based on two quotations from Jerome (Alterc. 14.519: en tollo manus, cedo, vicisti and Adv. Pelag. 3.7: iam iam tollo manum, cedo, vicisti). In a different perspective, the hypothesis advanced here is that Jerome derives vicisti not from Cicero, but from Vergil (Aen. 12.936-937: vicisti et victum tendere palmas / Ausonii videre), contaminating the two quotations.