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Philological and historical commentary on Ammianus ... - Pagina 350
1.6: 55 Sal. Cat. 3.2: 8 Sal. Cat. 6.7: 286 Sal. Cat. 20.13: 146 Sal. Cat. 30.6: 260 Sal. Cat. 32.1: 80 Sal. Cat. 32.2: 271 Sal. Cat. 41.2: 77 Sal. Cat. 44.6: 132 Sal. Cat. 51.37: 91 Sal. Cat. 52.36: 67 Sal. Cat. 59.1: 283 Sal. Hist. 1.55.22: 164 Sal. Hist.
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The Praetorship in the Roman Republic: Volume 2: 122 to 49 BC
Schol. Gron. p. 284 St. (Cicero) "timet invidiam Lenruli prae- toris." 69. Sal. Cat. 46.3-6. On the self-incriminating testimony Lentulus and other conspirators produced in this Senate meeting, see esp. Cic. Catil. 3.7-12. 70. Cic. Cafi/. 3.13-15, esp.
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Conspiracy Narratives in Roman History - Pagina 154
Sal. Cat. 4.3: igitur de Catilinae coniuratione ("therefore about the conspiracy of Catiline"); Liv. 39.8.1: cura ad intestinae coniurationis vindicatam avertit ("attention turned to punishing a domestic conspiracy") ; Tac. Ann. 15.48. 1 : coepta simul ...
Victoria Emma Pagán, 2004
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Cicero: Pro P. Sulla Oratio - Pagina 238
Cat. 4.13 attnbu1t nos truci- dandos Cethego et . . . urbem inflammandam Cassio. For Cassius and his supervision of the arson see 36. 3n. C. Cornelius Cethegus (RE 1v.1278.12ff., Cornelius 89; MRR 11.489), a young senator in 63 (Sal. Cat.
Marcus Tullius Cicero, Dominic H. Berry, 2004
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C. Crispi Sallustii Opera, exceptis fragmentis, omnia; ... ... - Pagina 227
Sal. Cat. 24, 27.). Inh. Fæsŭlāni, orum (sing. Fæsŭlānus, i). Adj. Fæsŭlānus, a, um. Fæsülānus ager (Sal. Cat. 43.). Quemdam Fæsălānum, i. e. quemdam hominem nātum Fæsŭlis, i. e. P. Fūríum, q. v. (Sal. Cat. 59.). Fěrēntārii, orum (sing.
Sallust, John DYMOCK, 1826
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C. Crispi Sallustii Opera ... notulis ... illustrata ... ... - Pagina 227
In modern times it is rather a village than a town. Here Ciit'ilina executed part of his nefarious design, when he raised the standard of rebellion against the laws of his country, and the lives of his fellow-citizens (Sil. Ital. VIII. 477. Sal. Cat. 24, 27.) ...
Sallust, John DYMOCK, 1834
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Cicero: Pro Marco Caelio - Pagina 78
78), to whose care he entrusted his wife Orestilla upon departing Rome (Sal. Cat. 34.3 and 35). erant apud illum . . . stimuli ac laborisz illecebrae libidinum are “incite— ments to lust”; cf. OLD s.v. illecebra 1b. At Catil. 1.13 and 2.8 C. clarifies ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, Andrew R. Dyck, 2013
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Lehrbuch der Geschichte für die oberen Klassen der ...
Sklaven wies er zurück"), um den Schein zu wah1) Außer Sal. Cat. 46 u. 47 Cic. in Cat. III. Über die gemachten Niederschriften Cic. pr. Sull. 15. Drum. V 494 f. Die Versuche M. '' und G. Cäsar als in die '' verwickelt zu compromittieren erklärt ...
Heinrich Rudolf Dietsch, 1861
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Epistulae ex Ponto, book 1 - Cartea 1 - Pagina 457
Sal. Cat. 6.1, where Troiani, qui Aenea duce profugi sedibus incertis vagabantur seems to follow a quotation of Ennius (cf . Vretska on Sal. Cat. 6.1: condidere atque habuere), suggests that profugus may have already featured in Ennius (Skard ...
Ovid, Jan Felix Gaertner, 2005
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Bibliotheca Classica: or, a Classical Dictionary, on a ...
Fa-sfihinur nger (Sal. Cat. 43). Qnmdnm Fvriilzinum, i. e. quemdam hominem nzitum Firsiilis, he. 1'. F0rinm q. r. (Sal. Cat. 59). Ffi'linius, i, m. a Roman knight, accused of admitting into one of the societies formed in honour of Augt'lstus Cissius, ...
John DYMOCK (and (Thomas)), Thomas DYMOCK, 1833
