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Page 75
... implied ( c . 62 , 1 , and note ) , but with probably some provision left for Paulina ( see on c . 64 , 1 ) ; the property of Lucan passed to his father ( 16. 17 , 4 ) ; the wills of Piso and Rufus are mentioned ( c . 59 , 8 ; 68 , 2 ) ...
... implied ( c . 62 , 1 , and note ) , but with probably some provision left for Paulina ( see on c . 64 , 1 ) ; the property of Lucan passed to his father ( 16. 17 , 4 ) ; the wills of Piso and Rufus are mentioned ( c . 59 , 8 ; 68 , 2 ) ...
Page 87
... implied in his recall to Rome ; though the existence of some suspicion or jealousy may be inferred from Nero's having neither taken the obvious course of transferring him and his legions to the Jewish war , nor retained him to direct ...
... implied in his recall to Rome ; though the existence of some suspicion or jealousy may be inferred from Nero's having neither taken the obvious course of transferring him and his legions to the Jewish war , nor retained him to direct ...
Page 91
... implied to have been without compensation 3 , of all the best and most central area of the city by the emperor himself . It is also to be noticed that the financial liberality towards the state , for which he is made to take ...
... implied to have been without compensation 3 , of all the best and most central area of the city by the emperor himself . It is also to be noticed that the financial liberality towards the state , for which he is made to take ...
Page 104
... the diplomatic victory ( Suet . Cal . 14 ) . Dio ( 59. 27 , 3 ) would imply that it had actually taken place under his rule . 18 See 11. 8 , 1 , and note . life 1 , once more master of the coveted situation 104 [ CHAP . IV . INTRODUCTION .
... the diplomatic victory ( Suet . Cal . 14 ) . Dio ( 59. 27 , 3 ) would imply that it had actually taken place under his rule . 18 See 11. 8 , 1 , and note . life 1 , once more master of the coveted situation 104 [ CHAP . IV . INTRODUCTION .
Page 105
... implied in the narrative of Tacitus ( 11. 8 , 1 , foll . ) . * See 11. 8-10 . It is stated by Prof. Gardner ( pp . 12 , 50 ) that the evidence of coins appears to support the statement of Tacitus , as against that of Josephus ( Ant . 20 ...
... implied in the narrative of Tacitus ( 11. 8 , 1 , foll . ) . * See 11. 8-10 . It is stated by Prof. Gardner ( pp . 12 , 50 ) that the evidence of coins appears to support the statement of Tacitus , as against that of Josephus ( Ant . 20 ...
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Page 469 - Dedimus profecto grande patientiae documentum; et sicut vetus aetas vidit quid ultimum in libertate esset, ita nos quid in servitute, adempto per inquisitiones etiam loquendi audiendique commercio.
Page 209 - Samnitium iugum subiimus. ac tamen, si cuncta bella recenseas, nullum breviore spatio quam adversus Gallos confectum: continua inde ac fida pax.
Page 529 - ... et pereuntibus addita ludibria, ut ferarum tergis contecti laniatu canum interirent aut crucibus adfixi [aut flammandi atque], ubi defecisset dies, in usu[m] nocturni luminis urerentur.
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Page 514 - Vis autem eius ad aras et focos pertinet. Itaque in ea dea, quae est rerum custos intimarum, omnis et precatio et sacrificatio extrema est.