Cornelius Tacitus Dialogus De Oratoribus
Cornelius Tacitus Dialogus De Oratoribus
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10, 22: in quo cum illum sältatorium versaret orbem, ne tum quidem For- tunae rotam pertimescebat Aper führt diesen Ausdruck als ein Bei- spiel der oben getadelten scurrilitas an, so auch das: ius verrinum. Cic. in Verr. I.
46, 120: }Unc iUi homines erant, qui etiam ridieuli inveniebantw ex Digitized by Google - 44 - Omnibus orationibus pro sententla positum ^esse Tideatur'. nam et haec invitus rettuii et plura omisi, quae tarnen sola mirantur atque exprimunt ii qui se antiquos oratores vocani.... nenunem nominabo, genus hominiim significasse contentus; sed vobis utique versantur ante oculos ist! qui Lucilium pro Horatio et Lucretium pro Virgilio legunt, quibus eloquentia Aufidi Bassi aut Servilii Noniani ex aom- paratione Sisennae aut Varronis sordet, qui rbetorum nostrorum commentarios fastidiunt, Calvi mirantur. quos more prisco apud iudicem fabulantes non auditores sequuntur, non populus audit, vix denique litigator perpetitur : adeo maesti et inculti illam ipsam quam iactant sanitatem non firmitate, sed ieiunio consequuntur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10, 22: in quo cum illum sältatorium versaret orbem, ne tum quidem For- tunae rotam pertimescebat Aper führt diesen Ausdruck als ein Bei- spiel der oben getadelten scurrilitas an, so auch das: ius verrinum. Cic. in Verr. I.
46, 120: }Unc iUi homines erant, qui etiam ridieuli inveniebantw ex Digitized by Google - 44 - Omnibus orationibus pro sententla positum ^esse Tideatur'. nam et haec invitus rettuii et plura omisi, quae tarnen sola mirantur atque exprimunt ii qui se antiquos oratores vocani.... nenunem nominabo, genus hominiim significasse contentus; sed vobis utique versantur ante oculos ist! qui Lucilium pro Horatio et Lucretium pro Virgilio legunt, quibus eloquentia Aufidi Bassi aut Servilii Noniani ex aom- paratione Sisennae aut Varronis sordet, qui rbetorum nostrorum commentarios fastidiunt, Calvi mirantur. quos more prisco apud iudicem fabulantes non auditores sequuntur, non populus audit, vix denique litigator perpetitur : adeo maesti et inculti illam ipsam quam iactant sanitatem non firmitate, sed ieiunio consequuntur.
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