Gai Suetoni Tranquilli De Vita Caesarum, Libri Iii-Vi : Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero
Gai Suetoni Tranquilli De Vita Caesarum, Libri Iii-Vi : Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero
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30. 18.
170 NOTES ON TIBERIUS. [Page 19 19. liberam legationem: the right of travelling as ambassador, with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto, though upon one's own private business.
20. Trebianjs : inhabitants of Trebia (modern Trevi), a town of Umbria.
21. munitionem viae : a paved road was called via mmnita, and the technical expression for building it weis viam munire. Inasmuch as roads were built by the Romans with great care, to make them lasting works, and were usually gra...ded, paved, and curbed with well-supported stone-work, the appropriateness of the expression is manifest.
23. per discesaionem : by division, i.e. those favoring the measure went to one side of the house, and the opponents went to the other (in omnia alia discedere).
28. trahi ae a Caeaare : were being kept from Caesar.
30. aaaurgere et decedere via : cf. Dio, Ivii. 11 : " He at all times showed the magistrates as much respect as if he were living under a republican form of government. He always rose in the presence of the consuls, and when he invited them to an entertainment, he met them at the door, and accompanied them to it when they departed." Page 20.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30. 18.
170 NOTES ON TIBERIUS. [Page 19 19. liberam legationem: the right of travelling as ambassador, with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto, though upon one's own private business.
20. Trebianjs : inhabitants of Trebia (modern Trevi), a town of Umbria.
21. munitionem viae : a paved road was called via mmnita, and the technical expression for building it weis viam munire. Inasmuch as roads were built by the Romans with great care, to make them lasting works, and were usually gra...ded, paved, and curbed with well-supported stone-work, the appropriateness of the expression is manifest.
23. per discesaionem : by division, i.e. those favoring the measure went to one side of the house, and the opponents went to the other (in omnia alia discedere).
28. trahi ae a Caeaare : were being kept from Caesar.
30. aaaurgere et decedere via : cf. Dio, Ivii. 11 : " He at all times showed the magistrates as much respect as if he were living under a republican form of government. He always rose in the presence of the consuls, and when he invited them to an entertainment, he met them at the door, and accompanied them to it when they departed." Page 20.
What to read after Gai Suetoni Tranquilli De Vita Caesarum, Libri Iii-Vi : Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero?
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