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Si. Mene ? Da.
Te.
'Vix' inquit 'dracumis est obsonatus decem; Non filio videtur uxorem dare.
Quern' inquit ' vocabo ad cenam meorum aequalium, Potissumum nunc ?' Et, quod dicendum hie siet, 445. Fortem : " honorable " ; the phrase virum fortem means " gentleman. " Davos' idea that hypocrisy in such matters is conduct proper for gentlemen is still widely held.
447. Aliquantillum repeats the force of sub in subtristis. This diminutive form is exclusively colloquial.
448. Quod : for the case, see... on id (362) ; translate "about which. " suscenset: " is vexed " ; what would the subjunctive mean here ?
449. Quin die : for the mean- ing and construction, see on 45.
451. Dracumis: consult the dictionary under drachma (Gk. Spaxpr)). The Romans had the same difficulty with certain Greek combinations of conso- nants that we find with German Knabe, etc. In early times the difficulty was removed by the insertion of a short u or i (much as we are inclined to say Kunabe). At about the time when the Romans began writ- ing ck, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Si. Mene ? Da.
Te.
'Vix' inquit 'dracumis est obsonatus decem; Non filio videtur uxorem dare.
Quern' inquit ' vocabo ad cenam meorum aequalium, Potissumum nunc ?' Et, quod dicendum hie siet, 445. Fortem : " honorable " ; the phrase virum fortem means " gentleman. " Davos' idea that hypocrisy in such matters is conduct proper for gentlemen is still widely held.
447. Aliquantillum repeats the force of sub in subtristis. This diminutive form is exclusively colloquial.
448. Quod : for the case, see... on id (362) ; translate "about which. " suscenset: " is vexed " ; what would the subjunctive mean here ?
449. Quin die : for the mean- ing and construction, see on 45.
451. Dracumis: consult the dictionary under drachma (Gk. Spaxpr)). The Romans had the same difficulty with certain Greek combinations of conso- nants that we find with German Knabe, etc. In early times the difficulty was removed by the insertion of a short u or i (much as we are inclined to say Kunabe). At about the time when the Romans began writ- ing ck, etc.
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