D. Iunii Iuvenalis Saturae XIII. Thirteen Satires of Juvenal, Parts 1-2 |
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... § 111 utrum ego tibi patrimonium eripui , Gelli , an tu comedisti ? Comedere is often thus used in Plautus , cf. Most . i . 1. 11 apsentem comes . one . 139. ' No one will now be a parasite . 23 NOTES , 11. 120-138 .
... § 111 utrum ego tibi patrimonium eripui , Gelli , an tu comedisti ? Comedere is often thus used in Plautus , cf. Most . i . 1. 11 apsentem comes . one . 139. ' No one will now be a parasite . 23 NOTES , 11. 120-138 .
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... Plautus , Menaechmi i . iii . 10 Superas facile ut superior sis mihi quam quisquam qui impetrant ; but it seems simpler to understand the passage ' he will be an accuser who shall utter the word , " there he is ! " i . e . the man whose ...
... Plautus , Menaechmi i . iii . 10 Superas facile ut superior sis mihi quam quisquam qui impetrant ; but it seems simpler to understand the passage ' he will be an accuser who shall utter the word , " there he is ! " i . e . the man whose ...
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... Plautus , but does not become a common form until the Silver age . Quint . i . 4. § 8 In here neque e plane neque i auditur . Cf. also id . 1. 7. § 22. ' And still this will to - morrow wear away some trifle from its scant remainder ...
... Plautus , but does not become a common form until the Silver age . Quint . i . 4. § 8 In here neque e plane neque i auditur . Cf. also id . 1. 7. § 22. ' And still this will to - morrow wear away some trifle from its scant remainder ...
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... Plautus as an epithet of parasites . We should understand here Poverty's greatest curse is that it makes men buffoons ' ; cf. Stichus , ii . 1. 17 , where Gelasimus is made to say propter paupertatem hoc adeo nomen repperi | eo quia ...
... Plautus as an epithet of parasites . We should understand here Poverty's greatest curse is that it makes men buffoons ' ; cf. Stichus , ii . 1. 17 , where Gelasimus is made to say propter paupertatem hoc adeo nomen repperi | eo quia ...
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... Plautus describes a bright house , Most . iii . 1. 112 , as clarorem merum . In Caesar's time it appears that house - rent was four times as high in Rome as in country towns . Cf. Vell . Paterc . ii . 10 , who says that a hundred and ...
... Plautus describes a bright house , Most . iii . 1. 112 , as clarorem merum . In Caesar's time it appears that house - rent was four times as high in Rome as in country towns . Cf. Vell . Paterc . ii . 10 , who says that a hundred and ...
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