The Histories of Tacitus
The Histories of Tacitus
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: * had betrayed and out- raged that f riendship which he professed to teach. ' 8. dies, 8C. day of meeting : cp. 40, when the case actually comes on.
XI.
7. offenslB, * strained relations. ' 8. nec deerat : v. i. 23, note.
Digitized by VjOOQ lC NOTES. IV. CHAPS. 11, 12. 209 10. InceBsu, here, not ^gait,' but mien or behaviour in general.
11. nomen remittere, 'while he did not claim the title' ; cp. iii. 58, remisit.
12. C. Pisonls, who had conspired against Nero : A. xv.
48.
15, 16. qni prino.... Inanem el fiEunam olronmdarent, ' talked idly of hia elevatiou to the throne ' : cp. Dial. 37, hanc illi famam circumdederunt : and Greek phrases such as irtpiTiOivat TLvi dTi/jdav.
20. Priscus : ii. 92 : A. Varus, iii. 36. They had deserted the forces under their command at Namia (61).
23. AslaUcaB : cp. ii. 57 and 95.
24. servlli snppllcio ; sc. he was crucified. Cp. ii. 72.
XII.
1, 2. crebrescentem feonam: the revolt is first mentioned iii. 46.
2. neqnaquam maesta : because the defeats of the forces in Germany deprived the Vitellians of their last hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: * had betrayed and out- raged that f riendship which he professed to teach. ' 8. dies, 8C. day of meeting : cp. 40, when the case actually comes on.
XI.
7. offenslB, * strained relations. ' 8. nec deerat : v. i. 23, note.
Digitized by VjOOQ lC NOTES. IV. CHAPS. 11, 12. 209 10. InceBsu, here, not ^gait,' but mien or behaviour in general.
11. nomen remittere, 'while he did not claim the title' ; cp. iii. 58, remisit.
12. C. Pisonls, who had conspired against Nero : A. xv.
48.
15, 16. qni prino.... Inanem el fiEunam olronmdarent, ' talked idly of hia elevatiou to the throne ' : cp. Dial. 37, hanc illi famam circumdederunt : and Greek phrases such as irtpiTiOivat TLvi dTi/jdav.
20. Priscus : ii. 92 : A. Varus, iii. 36. They had deserted the forces under their command at Namia (61).
23. AslaUcaB : cp. ii. 57 and 95.
24. servlli snppllcio ; sc. he was crucified. Cp. ii. 72.
XII.
1, 2. crebrescentem feonam: the revolt is first mentioned iii. 46.
2. neqnaquam maesta : because the defeats of the forces in Germany deprived the Vitellians of their last hope.
What to read after The Histories of Tacitus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tacitus Cornelius to read onlineMoreLess
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