L. Annaei Senecae Opera Qvae Svpersvnt ..
L. Annaei Senecae Opera Qvae Svpersvnt ..
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A scripturam: sed utrimque certabit (b corr.
vid. ex u) ira bene defendit Vahlen (praef. ed. Koch. p. VIII), nisi quod praeter necessitatem certabitur desiderat || 26 sq. cap. 35 ftectiones 1 et 2 capiti 34 adiunxit Gertz Digitized byGoogle DE IRA LIB. H. CAP. 36. 105 ab ictu revocare non possit? atqui tale ira telnm est: yix retrahitur. arma nobis expedita prospicimus, gla- dium commodum et habilem: non vitabimus impetus animi . . hos graves et onerosos et inrevocabiles? ea 2 6 demum velocitas... placet, quae ubi iussa est vestigium sistit nec ultra destinata procurrit flectique et a cursu ad gradum reduci potest; aegros scimus nervos esse, ubi invitis nobis moventur; senez aut infirmi corporis est, qui cum ambulare vult currit: animi motus eos 10 putemus sanissimos validissimosque, qui nostro arbitrio ibunt, non suo ferentur. nibil tamen aeque profuerit 3 quam primum intueri deformitatem rei, deinde peri- culum. non est ullius adfectus facies turbatior: pul- cherrima ora foedavit, torvos vultus ex tranquillissimis i6 reddit; linquit decor omnis iratos, et sive amictus illis compositus est ad legem, trahent vestem omnemque curam sui effundent, sive capillorum natura vel arte iacentium non informis habitus, cum animo inhorre- scunt; tumescunt venae; concutietur crebro spiritu *o pectus, rabida vocis eruptio colla distendet; tum artus trepidi, inquietae manus, totius corporis fluctuatio.
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A scripturam: sed utrimque certabit (b corr.
vid. ex u) ira bene defendit Vahlen (praef. ed. Koch. p. VIII), nisi quod praeter necessitatem certabitur desiderat || 26 sq. cap. 35 ftectiones 1 et 2 capiti 34 adiunxit Gertz Digitized byGoogle DE IRA LIB. H. CAP. 36. 105 ab ictu revocare non possit? atqui tale ira telnm est: yix retrahitur. arma nobis expedita prospicimus, gla- dium commodum et habilem: non vitabimus impetus animi . . hos graves et onerosos et inrevocabiles? ea 2 6 demum velocitas... placet, quae ubi iussa est vestigium sistit nec ultra destinata procurrit flectique et a cursu ad gradum reduci potest; aegros scimus nervos esse, ubi invitis nobis moventur; senez aut infirmi corporis est, qui cum ambulare vult currit: animi motus eos 10 putemus sanissimos validissimosque, qui nostro arbitrio ibunt, non suo ferentur. nibil tamen aeque profuerit 3 quam primum intueri deformitatem rei, deinde peri- culum. non est ullius adfectus facies turbatior: pul- cherrima ora foedavit, torvos vultus ex tranquillissimis i6 reddit; linquit decor omnis iratos, et sive amictus illis compositus est ad legem, trahent vestem omnemque curam sui effundent, sive capillorum natura vel arte iacentium non informis habitus, cum animo inhorre- scunt; tumescunt venae; concutietur crebro spiritu *o pectus, rabida vocis eruptio colla distendet; tum artus trepidi, inquietae manus, totius corporis fluctuatio.
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