Excerpta Tacitiana: Selections From Tacitus: Embracing the More Striking ...
Excerpta Tacitiana: Selections From Tacitus: Embracing the More Striking ...
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See also below, sec. 85. — sic . . . responsum], " it was answered by them that thus (i.e. as they stood crowding around the general) they would hear better." They declined, therefore, to sepa- rate themselves into maniples, and then Germanicus directs them to display (praeferri) the flag of the maniples (three in each cohort), that at least the cohorts might be distinguished by this. Praeferri depends upon jubel, to be supplied from the previous sentence.
35. Ezprobrant], " they exhibit as a r...eproach." — propriis nominibus], 'Mn express terms/' i.e. they complained in particular of having to make the rampart, the trenches, and to collect food, camp materials, fire-wood, and attend to other harassing duties (such as making roads, bridges, &c.), in time of peace. The author sets forth their grievances in a tone of sympathy and pathos, as though they were his own. — mederetur fessia . . . neu mortem], " that he should extend relief to them, exhausted as they were, not death," &c. Both the subjunctive sentence and the accusatives fol- lowing it depend upon orabant (which is usually accompanied by the subj.
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See also below, sec. 85. — sic . . . responsum], " it was answered by them that thus (i.e. as they stood crowding around the general) they would hear better." They declined, therefore, to sepa- rate themselves into maniples, and then Germanicus directs them to display (praeferri) the flag of the maniples (three in each cohort), that at least the cohorts might be distinguished by this. Praeferri depends upon jubel, to be supplied from the previous sentence.
35. Ezprobrant], " they exhibit as a r...eproach." — propriis nominibus], 'Mn express terms/' i.e. they complained in particular of having to make the rampart, the trenches, and to collect food, camp materials, fire-wood, and attend to other harassing duties (such as making roads, bridges, &c.), in time of peace. The author sets forth their grievances in a tone of sympathy and pathos, as though they were his own. — mederetur fessia . . . neu mortem], " that he should extend relief to them, exhausted as they were, not death," &c. Both the subjunctive sentence and the accusatives fol- lowing it depend upon orabant (which is usually accompanied by the subj.
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