Selections From Roman Historians
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423. G. 365, 2. This has reference to the veterans of the army who had done long service under Hamilcar.
26. Herculis columnis : the "Pillars of Hercules" ; Calpe (Gib- raltar, from the Arabic, Gebel-Tarik) in Spain, and Abyla (Ape's Hill, Arabic, Gebel-Musa) on the African coast.
29. hac ipsa, etc. : certain of the Gauls in northern Italy, carried away by the report of Hannibal's proposed invasion, had caused con- siderable trouble long before Hannibal arrived.
190 NOTES ON PART TWO [Page 35 3...1. An . . . conferam : see G. 457, 1 on the origin of this abrupt interrogation.
32. eductum : = educatum.
Page 35. 3. semenstri : the consuls took up their duties on March 15. It was now October. desertore : Scipio's original army under his brother Gnaeus was sent on to Spain to fight Has- drubal. Cf. Livy XXI, 32.
4. signis : the eagles (see page 106, line 16) were first used as the special symbols of the legions by Marius in 104 B.C. (Pliny, Nat.
Hist. X, 5.) Livy may refer here to signa manipulorum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
423. G. 365, 2. This has reference to the veterans of the army who had done long service under Hamilcar.
26. Herculis columnis : the "Pillars of Hercules" ; Calpe (Gib- raltar, from the Arabic, Gebel-Tarik) in Spain, and Abyla (Ape's Hill, Arabic, Gebel-Musa) on the African coast.
29. hac ipsa, etc. : certain of the Gauls in northern Italy, carried away by the report of Hannibal's proposed invasion, had caused con- siderable trouble long before Hannibal arrived.
190 NOTES ON PART TWO [Page 35 3...1. An . . . conferam : see G. 457, 1 on the origin of this abrupt interrogation.
32. eductum : = educatum.
Page 35. 3. semenstri : the consuls took up their duties on March 15. It was now October. desertore : Scipio's original army under his brother Gnaeus was sent on to Spain to fight Has- drubal. Cf. Livy XXI, 32.
4. signis : the eagles (see page 106, line 16) were first used as the special symbols of the legions by Marius in 104 B.C. (Pliny, Nat.
Hist. X, 5.) Livy may refer here to signa manipulorum.
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