Annalium
Annalium
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P. 127, 1. 3. urgueret, • depressed;' made its forlom condition, with- out a head, more set off by the increased importance of the rival house.
1. 5. o. 85. eques Bomanus. The prohibition extended 'a fortiori' to senatorial families.
1. 6. lioentiam . . . vulgaverat, * had made open profession of pros- titution.' The regulation of such persons was a duty of the aediles.
1. 9. exaotum =* quaesitum :* so Ov. A. A. 3. 130, 'Calypso | ezigit Odrysii fata craenta ducis.* 1. 10. delicti. ...For the genit., cp. 4. 53, 2 ; Introd. p. 13, § 3i c.
ultionem legis, *enforcement of the legal penalty/ i.e. that of the * lex lulia ' (cp. c. 50, 3), whereby he had for sixty days the exclusive right of proceeding against her. In so flagrant a case, he was called to account for not exercising this prerogative.
1. 13. Seriphon, one of the Cyclades, often chosen as a place of banishment: cp. 4. 3i, 5 ; Juv. 10. 170.
de sacris Aegyptiis, etc. Josephus states that these decrees were caused by a flagrant outrage committed in the temple of Isis at Rome, and by a pecuniary fraud committed by some Jews.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
67, 3, etc.
P. 127, 1. 3. urgueret, • depressed;' made its forlom condition, with- out a head, more set off by the increased importance of the rival house.
1. 5. o. 85. eques Bomanus. The prohibition extended 'a fortiori' to senatorial families.
1. 6. lioentiam . . . vulgaverat, * had made open profession of pros- titution.' The regulation of such persons was a duty of the aediles.
1. 9. exaotum =* quaesitum :* so Ov. A. A. 3. 130, 'Calypso | ezigit Odrysii fata craenta ducis.* 1. 10. delicti. ...For the genit., cp. 4. 53, 2 ; Introd. p. 13, § 3i c.
ultionem legis, *enforcement of the legal penalty/ i.e. that of the * lex lulia ' (cp. c. 50, 3), whereby he had for sixty days the exclusive right of proceeding against her. In so flagrant a case, he was called to account for not exercising this prerogative.
1. 13. Seriphon, one of the Cyclades, often chosen as a place of banishment: cp. 4. 3i, 5 ; Juv. 10. 170.
de sacris Aegyptiis, etc. Josephus states that these decrees were caused by a flagrant outrage committed in the temple of Isis at Rome, and by a pecuniary fraud committed by some Jews.
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