Cato Maior De Senectute: Laelius De Amicitia
Cato Maior De Senectute: Laelius De Amicitia
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in quo est: we might have expected the Subjunctive of Characteristic here ; but the indicative is regularly used in any characterizing clause that has the force of a condition ; thus here in quo est, etc. = if there is something final in it.
31. quod praeteriit, effluxit: what has passedhas vanished; cf. p. 3, 1. 8.
tantum remanet : there remains only so much.
32. consecutus ais: the indefinite 2d singular; hence the subjunctive.
30. 1. horae et dies et menses et anni : note the rhetorical forc...e of the polysyndeton. B. 341, 4, b; H. 636, III. 1. The asyndetic form of expression is, however, much more usual.
2. quid sequatur: i.e. what the future will be; the clause is the logical subject of sciripotest.
4. Neque enim: for neither; neque is correlative with neque inl. 0.
5. histrioni . . . peragenda fabula est: i.e. the actor, in order to please his audience, does not need to act through the piece, — does not need to appear in every act.
modo probetur : provided only he meet approval.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in quo est: we might have expected the Subjunctive of Characteristic here ; but the indicative is regularly used in any characterizing clause that has the force of a condition ; thus here in quo est, etc. = if there is something final in it.
31. quod praeteriit, effluxit: what has passedhas vanished; cf. p. 3, 1. 8.
tantum remanet : there remains only so much.
32. consecutus ais: the indefinite 2d singular; hence the subjunctive.
30. 1. horae et dies et menses et anni : note the rhetorical forc...e of the polysyndeton. B. 341, 4, b; H. 636, III. 1. The asyndetic form of expression is, however, much more usual.
2. quid sequatur: i.e. what the future will be; the clause is the logical subject of sciripotest.
4. Neque enim: for neither; neque is correlative with neque inl. 0.
5. histrioni . . . peragenda fabula est: i.e. the actor, in order to please his audience, does not need to act through the piece, — does not need to appear in every act.
modo probetur : provided only he meet approval.
What to read after Cato Maior De Senectute: Laelius De Amicitia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cicero Marcus Tullius to read onlineMoreLess
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