The Histories of Tacitus
The Histories of Tacitus
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Which might be expected to return; cf. 27 fin. Sumpturi. Marius Celsus : cf. On 14. Speciem, etc. : cf. 58 simulatione vinculorum. Titu- lus: with the figure of a eulogistic inscription, for the reputation itself; cf. 75 fin. Clementiae gloriam. Fidei crimen: sarcastic, as 59 damnatos fidei crimine. Ultro: cf. On 7 ultro. Imputavit: i. E. He went so far (ultro) as to set it down to his own credit, as an example of fidelity; cf. On 38 mihi plurimum inputet;- 2, 60 pro- ditionem ultro inputabant.... Nee: to be joined with ignosceret; BOOK I 159 Lucus: on the river Dr6me, in Dauphin6, now Luc. Quotiens . . . Deesset: cf. On 10 vacaret. Alpes: sc. Cottias; cf. On 61 Cottianis Alpibus.
67. Hausit: zeugma, of that form in which the lit. And fig. Mg. Of a word are combined; cf. Below, tuebantur. Turbidum: i. E. Fiery; cf. 4, 38 nequaquam turbidus ingenio. Helvetii: Caesar, B. G. 1, 2 gives their boundaries as the Jura (N. And W. ), the Lake of Geneva and upper Rhone (S. ), and upper Rhine (N. And E.
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Which might be expected to return; cf. 27 fin. Sumpturi. Marius Celsus : cf. On 14. Speciem, etc. : cf. 58 simulatione vinculorum. Titu- lus: with the figure of a eulogistic inscription, for the reputation itself; cf. 75 fin. Clementiae gloriam. Fidei crimen: sarcastic, as 59 damnatos fidei crimine. Ultro: cf. On 7 ultro. Imputavit: i. E. He went so far (ultro) as to set it down to his own credit, as an example of fidelity; cf. On 38 mihi plurimum inputet;- 2, 60 pro- ditionem ultro inputabant.... Nee: to be joined with ignosceret; BOOK I 159 Lucus: on the river Dr6me, in Dauphin6, now Luc. Quotiens . . . Deesset: cf. On 10 vacaret. Alpes: sc. Cottias; cf. On 61 Cottianis Alpibus.
67. Hausit: zeugma, of that form in which the lit. And fig. Mg. Of a word are combined; cf. Below, tuebantur. Turbidum: i. E. Fiery; cf. 4, 38 nequaquam turbidus ingenio. Helvetii: Caesar, B. G. 1, 2 gives their boundaries as the Jura (N. And W. ), the Lake of Geneva and upper Rhone (S. ), and upper Rhine (N. And E.
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