A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius, Zväzok 1editor, 1789 |
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... Sons of the Gauls . ] Braccatorum . - The Gauls were called Braccati , from the breeches , or trowfers , which the peo- ple of Narbonne and Provence used to wear . See Sat. ii . 169 , note , Senones . ] A people of the antient race of ...
... Sons of the Gauls . ] Braccatorum . - The Gauls were called Braccati , from the breeches , or trowfers , which the peo- ple of Narbonne and Provence used to wear . See Sat. ii . 169 , note , Senones . ] A people of the antient race of ...
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... son of a bondman , who had been made free , or the in- franchised bondman himself — the usual word for the latter is libertus . L. 106 , n . l . 16 , for 17 , r . 7 . Ib . n . 1. 18 , after - the third rule above , add - which is ...
... son of a bondman , who had been made free , or the in- franchised bondman himself — the usual word for the latter is libertus . L. 106 , n . l . 16 , for 17 , r . 7 . Ib . n . 1. 18 , after - the third rule above , add - which is ...
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