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VIRGIL'S ACQUISITIVE BEES

The loss of one golden line (29) is compensated for by the gain of another (28), we no longer have the Golden Age anomalously represented by a normal seasonal event, and the redundancy of incultis is removed. The hypothesized error must have occurred very early, since the lines are quoted by Lactantius (Div. inst. 7.24.11) in the form in which we have them; and it is admittedly difficult to see how the error could have arisen, unless the combination paulatim ... pendebit was faulted by someone who did not realize that the adverb refers to the onset of a process. But scholars have found difficulty with the traditional ordering of the immediately preceding lines,2 and E. Courtney has pressed the case for a similar transposition at Aen. 7.179–80.3