Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 24
... implied in quiete ) lay down . 5. ferox viribus , arrogant on account of his strength ; what we express in other connections by ' a bully . ' . -avertere : a technical term for carrying off cattle and other booty . Cf. Virg . Aen . X ...
... implied in quiete ) lay down . 5. ferox viribus , arrogant on account of his strength ; what we express in other connections by ' a bully . ' . -avertere : a technical term for carrying off cattle and other booty . Cf. Virg . Aen . X ...
Pagina 30
... implied in res Romana . domi : because there were so few Roman women.conubia , right of intermarriage , a relation ... imply . ing a recommendation , as one might say , ' have you tried this means ? ' — feminis of course , a most insult ...
... implied in res Romana . domi : because there were so few Roman women.conubia , right of intermarriage , a relation ... imply . ing a recommendation , as one might say , ' have you tried this means ? ' — feminis of course , a most insult ...
Pagina 127
... ( implied ) . - temptari : the emphasis gives a force like what he was aiming at was to try their patience , to see if they would bear this insult ; ' cf. 32. 4.- obnoxios : i.e. if he found them submissive and in his power . -apparere ...
... ( implied ) . - temptari : the emphasis gives a force like what he was aiming at was to try their patience , to see if they would bear this insult ; ' cf. 32. 4.- obnoxios : i.e. if he found them submissive and in his power . -apparere ...
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