The Annals of Tacitus Books Iv
The Annals of Tacitus Books Iv
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19. Etruriae, i. E. Of the old Etruscan league.
20. Tyrrhenum Lydumque. This account of the oriental origin of the Etruscans is found first in Herodotus i 94. It is supported by some arguments philological and ethnological, and also by the remains of Etruscan art.
Atye, abl. Of Atys.
26. Pelope. Pelops is a Lydian in Pindar 01. I 37. Litteras imperatorum, ' documents given them by our generals. ' 27. Bello Macedonum, i. E. The war with Perseus mentioned above.
28. Ubertatem fluminum, i. E. The ...Pactolus and the Hennus.
56 1. ZmsoTiaei, i. E. The envoys of Smyrna at Eome. Repetita, ' having retraced ' or ' recounted. ' 2. Illos should strictly be ae, — ' had founded them (the people of Smyrna). ' 3. Una Amazonum, named ' Smyrna, ' according to the legend, condidisset. The subj. Is oblique.
transcendere, historic infin. , — ' they passed on. ' ad ea quis Mebant... Officii3, 'what they most relied on, namely their services' [F. ]. For this curious attraction N. Quotes Cic.
ad Q. F. Ii 3 de Us, quae in Sestium apparabantur crimina; Livy 118 NOTES xl 20 de Us, quorum Perseus Deimtrium insimulasset serinonum ; and other parallels.
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19. Etruriae, i. E. Of the old Etruscan league.
20. Tyrrhenum Lydumque. This account of the oriental origin of the Etruscans is found first in Herodotus i 94. It is supported by some arguments philological and ethnological, and also by the remains of Etruscan art.
Atye, abl. Of Atys.
26. Pelope. Pelops is a Lydian in Pindar 01. I 37. Litteras imperatorum, ' documents given them by our generals. ' 27. Bello Macedonum, i. E. The war with Perseus mentioned above.
28. Ubertatem fluminum, i. E. The ...Pactolus and the Hennus.
56 1. ZmsoTiaei, i. E. The envoys of Smyrna at Eome. Repetita, ' having retraced ' or ' recounted. ' 2. Illos should strictly be ae, — ' had founded them (the people of Smyrna). ' 3. Una Amazonum, named ' Smyrna, ' according to the legend, condidisset. The subj. Is oblique.
transcendere, historic infin. , — ' they passed on. ' ad ea quis Mebant... Officii3, 'what they most relied on, namely their services' [F. ]. For this curious attraction N. Quotes Cic.
ad Q. F. Ii 3 de Us, quae in Sestium apparabantur crimina; Livy 118 NOTES xl 20 de Us, quorum Perseus Deimtrium insimulasset serinonum ; and other parallels.
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