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and to fhow that Propertius was not much out in his choice, when he pitched on him for his pattern *.

There is indeed another paffage in Propertius, which feems to contradict his former judgment, and which is commonly alledged by thofe who pretend to cenfure Callimachus. It is in the thirty-third elegy of the fecond book,

Tu fatius memorem Mufis imitere Philetam,

Et non inflati fomnia Callimachi.

It is true, by joining non with inflati in the conftruction, the difficulty is easily folved, and the fuppofed detraction turns into a commendation. But it is much more rational to imagine, that Propertius here cenfures fome particular work of Callimachus (at prefent not extant) as bombaft and extravagant; advifing his friend to apply himself to fome easier and more agreeable labour. Scaliger judges the particular piece to have been the Aria which Martial flouts as a hard obfcure business; and which Propertius's friend might then probably think of tranflating. This conjecture may be farther improved from hence, that in one of the old epigrams in the Anthologia, Callimachus is fuppofed to have been honoured with the commands of the Mufes in a dream, for the undertaking that difficult work. But whatever becomes of this point, it is impoffible Propertius fhould defign any general reflection; fince he declares it for his highest wish, to be called the Roman Callimachus †.

* Inter Callimachi fat erit placuiffe libellos,

Et ceciniffe modis, pure poëta, tuis.

Lib. 3. Eleg. 6.

-Like fweet Callimachus to please,
And to have fung, pure poet, like to thee,
Will prove, indeed, fufficient fame for me.

+ Ut noftris tumefa&a fuperbiat Umbria libris,
Umbria Romani patria Callimachi.

Let Umbria glory in her poet's lays,
The natal place of Rome's Callimachus.

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