Horace. the Satires
Horace. the Satires
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. , quale non perfectius meae laborarint manus; there is no similar idiom in English.
42. tulit : brought forth. — quis: dative.
44. sanus : while I am in my senses ; so Sat. i, 6, 89, nil me paeniteat sanum patris huius, 45 f. quae villula: sc. est.
This was a public house, main- tained by the government for the use of officials traveling on state business. The parocht (irapix^o) furnished the necessary supplies (ligna salemque are not to be taken quite literally, for Cicero, ad Att. 5, 16, 3,... mentions also fodder), which were at this time designated by law ; hence quae debent.
90 so 47 SERMONES [I, 5, 53 Hinc muli Capuae clitellas tempore ponunt.
Lusum it Maecenas, dormitum ego Ver^lipsque ; ^ namque pila lippis inimicum et ludiere crudis. ' Hinc nos Cpccei recipit plenissima villa, quae super, est Caudi cauponais. Nunc mihi paucis Sarmenti scurrae pugnam Messique Cicirri, Musa, velim memores, et quo patre natus uterque . Hinc : i,e. starting from cakes at a gulp, and Vibidius and this point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. , quale non perfectius meae laborarint manus; there is no similar idiom in English.
42. tulit : brought forth. — quis: dative.
44. sanus : while I am in my senses ; so Sat. i, 6, 89, nil me paeniteat sanum patris huius, 45 f. quae villula: sc. est.
This was a public house, main- tained by the government for the use of officials traveling on state business. The parocht (irapix^o) furnished the necessary supplies (ligna salemque are not to be taken quite literally, for Cicero, ad Att. 5, 16, 3,... mentions also fodder), which were at this time designated by law ; hence quae debent.
90 so 47 SERMONES [I, 5, 53 Hinc muli Capuae clitellas tempore ponunt.
Lusum it Maecenas, dormitum ego Ver^lipsque ; ^ namque pila lippis inimicum et ludiere crudis. ' Hinc nos Cpccei recipit plenissima villa, quae super, est Caudi cauponais. Nunc mihi paucis Sarmenti scurrae pugnam Messique Cicirri, Musa, velim memores, et quo patre natus uterque . Hinc : i,e. starting from cakes at a gulp, and Vibidius and this point.
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