Cena Nasidieni

Cena Nasidieni est res sermonis octavi e libro altero Sermonum a Q. Horatio Flacco scriptorum, incipit "Ut Nasidieni iuvit te cena beati?" Cenam praebet Maecenate amicisque eius Nasidienus Rufus quidam vel historicus vel ficticius; Horatio rem narrat Fundanius amicus.

Convivae

Convivae sic in lectulis triclinii discubuerunt: "Summus ego et prope me Viscus Thurinus, et infra si memini Varius; cum Servilio Balatrone Vibidius quos Maecenas adduxerat umbras. Nomentanus erat super ipsum [Nasidienum], Porcius infra."

1. summus in summo Fundanius
2. medius in summo Viscus Thurinus
3. imus in summo Varius
4. summus in medio Servilius Balatro
5. medius in medio Vibidius
6. imus in medio C. Cilnius Maecenas
7. summus in imo Nomentanus
8. medius in imo Nasidienus Rufus "cenae pater"
9. imus in imo Porcius

Fercula cenae

• Aper:
  • "In primis Lucanus aper; leni fuit Austro captus ... Acria circum rapula, lactucae, radices qualia lassum pervellent stomachum, allec, faecula Coa."
• Vina:
  • "Procedit fuscus Hydaspes Caecuba vina ferens, Alcon Chium maris expers. Hic erus: Albanum, Maecenas, sive Falernum te magis appositis delectat, habemus utrumque."
• Primae menses:
  • "Cenamus avis, conchylia, piscis ... cum passeris atque (ingustata mihi) porrexerat ilia rhombi; post hoc me docuit melimela rubere minorem ad lunam delecta."
  • "Adfertur squillas inter murena natantis in patina porrecta ..." (de quo ferculo a Nasidieno ipso perfecto vide Muraena Nasidieni)

Bibliographia

• Robert J. Baker, "Maecenas and Horace, Satires II.8" in Classical Journal vol. 83 (1988) pp. 212-232 JSTOR
• Deena Berg, "The Mystery Gourmet of Horace's "Satires 2"" in Classical Journal vol. 91 (1995/1996) pp. 141-151 JSTOR
• Ruth Rothaus Caston, "The Fall of the Curtain (Horace S. 2.8)" in Transactions of the American Philological Association vol. 127 (1997) pp. 233-256 JSTOR
• C. Joachim Classen, "Horace: a cook?" in Classical Quarterly n.s. vol. 28 (1978) pp. 333-348
• Kirk Freudenburg, "Canidia at the Feast of Nasidienus (Hor. S. 2.8.95)" in Transactions of the American Philological Association vol. 125 (1995) pp. 207-219 JSTOR
• Joseph F. O'Connor, "Horace's Cena Nasidieni and Poetry's Feast" in Classical Journal vol. 86 (1990) pp. 23-34 JSTOR
• Arthur Palmer, ed., The Satires of Horace (Londinii, 1883) pp. 368-387
• J. Révay, "Horaz und Petron" in Classical Philology vol. 17 (1922) pp. 202-212
• Ervin Roos, "Die Person des Nasidienus bei Horatius" in Humanistiska vetenskappssamfundet i Lund: Scripta minora (1958/1959) no. 3
• Niall Rudd, ed., The Satires of Horace (Cantabrigiae, 1966)
• L. R. Shero, "The Cena in Roman Satire" in Classical Philology vol. 18 (1923) pp. 126-143

Nexus externi

• Textus sermonis (Latine)
• "Nasidienus" in Gulielmus Smith (1844–1849). Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology [📖]. Londinii: Taylor & Walton vol. 2 pp. 1141-1142

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