307. Ibid. 28.
307. Ibid. 28.
308. Ibid. xxvii. 29.
308. Ibid. xxvii. 29.
309. Ibid. xxi. 31.
309. Ibid. xxi. 31.
310. Dionys. i. 6.
310. Dionys. i. 6.
311. Liv. vii. 3.
311. Liv. vii. 3.
312. See, on this subject, Lachmann de Font. Hist. Ti. Liv.
312. See, on this subject, Lachmann de Font. Hist. Ti. Liv.
313. See Dr. Smith’s Dict. of Antiq.s. v.
313. See Dr. Smith’s Dict. of Antiq.s. v.
314. N. A. vii. 14.
314. N. A. vii. 14.
315. Lib. xxv. 39; xxxv. 14.
315. Lib. xxv. 39; xxxv. 14.
316.A. U. C.586;B. C.168.
316.A. U. C.586;B. C.168.
317.A. U. C.599;B. C.155.
317.A. U. C.599;B. C.155.
318. Cic. de Orat. ii. 37; Quint. xii. 1.
318. Cic. de Orat. ii. 37; Quint. xii. 1.
319. Suet. de Gram. Ill. 2.
319. Suet. de Gram. Ill. 2.
320. De Senec. 4.
320. De Senec. 4.
321. Liv. xxxiv.
321. Liv. xxxiv.
322.B. C.171.
322.B. C.171.
323. Plin. H. N. vii. 31.
323. Plin. H. N. vii. 31.
324.A. U. C.605.
324.A. U. C.605.
325. Livy (xxxix. 40) and Niebuhr (Lect. lxix.) state that Cato died at the age of ninety; Cicero (Brut. 15, 20, 23) and Pliny, at the age of eighty-five.
325. Livy (xxxix. 40) and Niebuhr (Lect. lxix.) state that Cato died at the age of ninety; Cicero (Brut. 15, 20, 23) and Pliny, at the age of eighty-five.
326. Valerius Maximus relates the following anecdote of the respect in which this virtuous Roman was held by his countrymen:—At the Floralia, the people were accustomed to call for the exhibition of dances, accompanied with acts of great indecency. Cato on one of these occasions happened to be present, and the spectators were ashamed to make their usual demand until he had left the theatre. Martial also alludes to this anecdote in one of his epigrams.
326. Valerius Maximus relates the following anecdote of the respect in which this virtuous Roman was held by his countrymen:—At the Floralia, the people were accustomed to call for the exhibition of dances, accompanied with acts of great indecency. Cato on one of these occasions happened to be present, and the spectators were ashamed to make their usual demand until he had left the theatre. Martial also alludes to this anecdote in one of his epigrams.
327. Hor. Od. ii. i.
327. Hor. Od. ii. i.
328. Plut. Life of Cato.
328. Plut. Life of Cato.
329. Cicero tells us (De Orat. ii. 64) that, when censor, he degraded L. Nasica for an unseasonable jest.
329. Cicero tells us (De Orat. ii. 64) that, when censor, he degraded L. Nasica for an unseasonable jest.
330. Lib. xxxix. 40.
330. Lib. xxxix. 40.
331. AboutA. U. C.600.
331. AboutA. U. C.600.
332. Cato, iii.
332. Cato, iii.
333. See frag. of book iv. Krause.
333. See frag. of book iv. Krause.
334. C. Nepos in Vita.
334. C. Nepos in Vita.
335. Lib. v. Krause, p. 114.
335. Lib. v. Krause, p. 114.
336. Lib. i. 12.
336. Lib. i. 12.
337. The hocus-pocus of Cato resembles Latin about as nearly as did the gibberish of the Spanish witches in the days of witch-finding. “In nomine Patricâ Aragueaco Petrica agora agora valentia jouando goure gaito goustra.”
337. The hocus-pocus of Cato resembles Latin about as nearly as did the gibberish of the Spanish witches in the days of witch-finding. “In nomine Patricâ Aragueaco Petrica agora agora valentia jouando goure gaito goustra.”
338. Meyer, Frag. Rom. Orat.
338. Meyer, Frag. Rom. Orat.
339. See,ex. gr.Liv. xxxix. 40.
339. See,ex. gr.Liv. xxxix. 40.
340. Brutus.
340. Brutus.
341. Lect. R. H. lxix.
341. Lect. R. H. lxix.
342. Brut.
342. Brut.
343. Gell. xi. 8.
343. Gell. xi. 8.
344. Serv. Æn. ix. 70.
344. Serv. Æn. ix. 70.
345. Macrob. ii. 16.
345. Macrob. ii. 16.
346.A. U. C.608.
346.A. U. C.608.
347.A. U. C.608.
347.A. U. C.608.
348. Cic. de Leg. ii. 2; Brut. 26.
348. Cic. de Leg. ii. 2; Brut. 26.
349. Cic. Brut. 25.
349. Cic. Brut. 25.
350. Ibid. 26.
350. Ibid. 26.
351. Gell. ii. 13.
351. Gell. ii. 13.
352. See Nieb. Lect. V. on Rom. Lit.
352. See Nieb. Lect. V. on Rom. Lit.
353. Brut. 21.
353. Brut. 21.
354.B. C.133.
354.B. C.133.
355. Liv. i. 55.
355. Liv. i. 55.
356. Lib. xi. 14.
356. Lib. xi. 14.
357. Athenæus, iv. 168.
357. Athenæus, iv. 168.
358. Brut. 35.
358. Brut. 35.
359. See Cic. de Leg. i. 2; Brut. 67.
359. See Cic. de Leg. i. 2; Brut. 67.
360. Lect. iii. xliv.
360. Lect. iii. xliv.
361. Numa, c. i. See Niebuhr, Lect. III. xli.
361. Numa, c. i. See Niebuhr, Lect. III. xli.
362.A. U. C.678.
362.A. U. C.678.
363.A. U. C.691.
363.A. U. C.691.
364. Lib. xxx. 19.
364. Lib. xxx. 19.
365. There is one instance to the contrary, (Liv. xxxviii. 23,) in which Quadrigarius makes the number of the slain 40,000, Antias only 10,000.
365. There is one instance to the contrary, (Liv. xxxviii. 23,) in which Quadrigarius makes the number of the slain 40,000, Antias only 10,000.
366. Plut. Romulus, 14.
366. Plut. Romulus, 14.
367. Liv. xxvi. 49.
367. Liv. xxvi. 49.
368. Lib. xxxii. 6.
368. Lib. xxxii. 6.
369. Lib. xxxiii. 10.
369. Lib. xxxiii. 10.
370. Lib. xxxiii. 30.
370. Lib. xxxiii. 30.
371. De Clar. Rhet. 3.
371. De Clar. Rhet. 3.
372. Brut. 64 and 88.
372. Brut. 64 and 88.
373. Jug. 95.
373. Jug. 95.
374. Gell. vi. 3, 4.
374. Gell. vi. 3, 4.
375. Appius Claudius Cæcus was also author of a moral poem on Pythagorean principles, which was extant in the time of Cicero, (Brutus, 16.)
375. Appius Claudius Cæcus was also author of a moral poem on Pythagorean principles, which was extant in the time of Cicero, (Brutus, 16.)
376.B. C.280.
376.B. C.280.
377. AboutB. C.221.
377. AboutB. C.221.
378. Lib. xxxv. 8; xl. 46.
378. Lib. xxxv. 8; xl. 46.
379. H. N. vii. 43, 44.
379. H. N. vii. 43, 44.
380. Brut. 14, 19, de Sen.
380. Brut. 14, 19, de Sen.
381. Cic. Cat. 4, 12; de Sen. 4; Brut. 14, 18.
381. Cic. Cat. 4, 12; de Sen. 4; Brut. 14, 18.
382. Noct. Attic. iv. 18.
382. Noct. Attic. iv. 18.
383. Brut. 21.
383. Brut. 21.
384. Meyer, Orat. Rom. Fragm.
384. Meyer, Orat. Rom. Fragm.
385.B. C.149;A. U. C.605.
385.B. C.149;A. U. C.605.
386.A. U. C.580.
386.A. U. C.580.
387.A. U. C.622.
387.A. U. C.622.
388. De Orat. 153.
388. De Orat. 153.
389. Sallust. Cat. 25.
389. Sallust. Cat. 25.
390. Orat. iii. 56.
390. Orat. iii. 56.
391. Brut. 33.
391. Brut. 33.
392. Ibid. 36.
392. Ibid. 36.
393. Pro Rosc. 25; pro Arch. 60; in. Verr. iv. 59.
393. Pro Rosc. 25; pro Arch. 60; in. Verr. iv. 59.
394. Orat. II. i.
394. Orat. II. i.
395. Pro Cluent. 50.
395. Pro Cluent. 50.
396. De Orat. ii. 48.
396. De Orat. ii. 48.
397.B. C.122.
397.B. C.122.
398. De Orat. i. 52; Brut. 43.
398. De Orat. i. 52; Brut. 43.
399.B. C.95.
399.B. C.95.
400.B. C.92.
400.B. C.92.
401.B. C.161;A. U. C.593.
401.B. C.161;A. U. C.593.
402. A. Gell. xv. ii.
402. A. Gell. xv. ii.
403. De Cl. Or. 143, 145.
403. De Cl. Or. 143, 145.
404. Pro Cluent. 51.
404. Pro Cluent. 51.
405. De Orat. ii. 54.
405. De Orat. ii. 54.
406. Cic. de Or. ii. 65; Plin. H. N. xxxv. 4.
406. Cic. de Or. ii. 65; Plin. H. N. xxxv. 4.
407. Macrobius, Sat.
407. Macrobius, Sat.
408. See Brutus,passim.
408. See Brutus,passim.
409. Brutus, 158.
409. Brutus, 158.
410. De Fam. iv. 5.
410. De Fam. iv. 5.
411. Cic. Philip. ix. 5.
411. Cic. Philip. ix. 5.
412. Brut. xcii.
412. Brut. xcii.
413. Ad Att. vi. 6.
413. Ad Att. vi. 6.
414. Ad Fam. viii. 2.
414. Ad Fam. viii. 2.
415. Smith’s Dict. of Antiq.s. v.
415. Smith’s Dict. of Antiq.s. v.
416. Brut. 95.
416. Brut. 95.
417. Quint. xii.; ch. x.; Brut. Orat. ad Br. in many places.
417. Quint. xii.; ch. x.; Brut. Orat. ad Br. in many places.
418. A. Gell. i. 5.
418. A. Gell. i. 5.
419. A. Gell. i. 5.
419. A. Gell. i. 5.
420. Cic. Muræn. 8, 19; Off. ii. 19, 65.
420. Cic. Muræn. 8, 19; Off. ii. 19, 65.
421. Hor. Od. II. i. 13.
421. Hor. Od. II. i. 13.
422. Cic. pro Muræn.
422. Cic. pro Muræn.
423. Inst. Or. xii. 7.
423. Inst. Or. xii. 7.
424. De Orat. 44.
424. De Orat. 44.
425. De Leg. ii. 23.
425. De Leg. ii. 23.
426.A. U. C.552.
426.A. U. C.552.
427. Lib. xxx. 1.
427. Lib. xxx. 1.
428. De Or. i. 45.
428. De Or. i. 45.
429. Dig. I. ii. 39.
429. Dig. I. ii. 39.
430. De Or. ii. 55.
430. De Or. ii. 55.
431. Lib. xvi. 5; Dig. L. 16, 157.
431. Lib. xvi. 5; Dig. L. 16, 157.
432.B. C.24, 25.
432.B. C.24, 25.
433. De Lat. Lin. iv. 2; iv. 10; v. 7.
433. De Lat. Lin. iv. 2; iv. 10; v. 7.
434. H. N. vii. 1.
434. H. N. vii. 1.
435. De Orat. iii. 21.
435. De Orat. iii. 21.
436.Cornelius Nepos ait litteratos quidem vulgo appellari eos qui aliquid diligenter et acute scienterque possint aut dicere aut scribere.
436.Cornelius Nepos ait litteratos quidem vulgo appellari eos qui aliquid diligenter et acute scienterque possint aut dicere aut scribere.
437. Sueton. de Illust. Gram.
437. Sueton. de Illust. Gram.
438. Lect. R. H. cvi.
438. Lect. R. H. cvi.
439. Plin. H. N. v. 72.
439. Plin. H. N. v. 72.
440. Cic. pro Sen.
440. Cic. pro Sen.
441. Schlegel Lect. viii.; Müller’s Dor. iv. 7, 5.
441. Schlegel Lect. viii.; Müller’s Dor. iv. 7, 5.
442. Diog. Laert. iii. 18.
442. Diog. Laert. iii. 18.
443. Xen. Hell. i. 23.
443. Xen. Hell. i. 23.
444. Müller’s Dorians, Trans. ii. 374.
444. Müller’s Dorians, Trans. ii. 374.
445. Or. Tr. ii. 515.
445. Or. Tr. ii. 515.
446. Cic. pro Rab. 12; de Orat. ii. 59. See also fragm. of Syrus’ Mimes.
446. Cic. pro Rab. 12; de Orat. ii. 59. See also fragm. of Syrus’ Mimes.
447. Bothe, Po. Sc. Lat. fragm. vol. v.
447. Bothe, Po. Sc. Lat. fragm. vol. v.
448. Sat. i. x. 6. See also Sen. Controv., and Nieb. H. R. ii. p. 169.
448. Sat. i. x. 6. See also Sen. Controv., and Nieb. H. R. ii. p. 169.
449. Hieron. Eus. Chron.
449. Hieron. Eus. Chron.
450. Pl. Ep. vi. 21.
450. Pl. Ep. vi. 21.
451. A. Gell. xv. 25.
451. A. Gell. xv. 25.
452. Suet. Cæs. 52.
452. Suet. Cæs. 52.
453. Cic. ad Fam. x. 28.
453. Cic. ad Fam. x. 28.
454. Pl. H. N. xii. 2, 6.
454. Pl. H. N. xii. 2, 6.
455. Tac. An. xii. 60.
455. Tac. An. xii. 60.
456. Ad Fam. vii. 15.
456. Ad Fam. vii. 15.
457. Ibid. xi. 28.
457. Ibid. xi. 28.
458. Ad Fam. xii. 18.
458. Ad Fam. xii. 18.
459. Sen. Controv. vii. 3; Ep. 8, 94, 108.
459. Sen. Controv. vii. 3; Ep. 8, 94, 108.
460. Pl. H. N. viii. 51.
460. Pl. H. N. viii. 51.
461.S. v.Ὀρχησίς.
461.S. v.Ὀρχησίς.
462. Hist. Rom. i.
462. Hist. Rom. i.
463. Pl. Ep. vii. 24.
463. Pl. Ep. vii. 24.
464. Juv. vi. 65.
464. Juv. vi. 65.
465. Tac. Ann. i. 77.
465. Tac. Ann. i. 77.
466. Suet. Ner. 16, 26.
466. Suet. Ner. 16, 26.
467. Juv. i. 35; vi. 44.
467. Juv. i. 35; vi. 44.
468. Lib. ix. 29; xi. 13.
468. Lib. ix. 29; xi. 13.
469. Suet. Ner. 54.
469. Suet. Ner. 54.
470. Lib. i. 925; iv. 1.
470. Lib. i. 925; iv. 1.
471. Lib. i. 831; iii. 261.
471. Lib. i. 831; iii. 261.
472. Clint. F. H.
472. Clint. F. H.
473. Hier. Chron.
473. Hier. Chron.
474. The criticism of Cicero is unjust:—“Lucretii poemata ita sunt non multis luminibus ingenii multæ tamen artis.”—Ep. ad Qu. fratr. ii. 11.
474. The criticism of Cicero is unjust:—“Lucretii poemata ita sunt non multis luminibus ingenii multæ tamen artis.”—Ep. ad Qu. fratr. ii. 11.
475. See A. Gell. Noct. Att. i. 21.
475. See A. Gell. Noct. Att. i. 21.
476. Lib. ii. 352.
476. Lib. ii. 352.
477. Lib. v. 166.
477. Lib. v. 166.
478. Lib. vi. 378.
478. Lib. vi. 378.
479. Lib. v. 1197.
479. Lib. v. 1197.
480. Lib. vi. 75.
480. Lib. vi. 75.
481. Lib. v. 83, 1163.
481. Lib. v. 83, 1163.
482. Lib. v. 1202.
482. Lib. v. 1202.
483. Lib. i. 81.
483. Lib. i. 81.
484. Lib. i. 71, 147.
484. Lib. i. 71, 147.
485. See Ritter, iv. p. 89.
485. See Ritter, iv. p. 89.
486. Lib. v. 525.
486. Lib. v. 525.
487. Lib. iii. 265, 413.
487. Lib. iii. 265, 413.
488. Lib. iii. 302.
488. Lib. iii. 302.
489. Lib. iv. 1072.
489. Lib. iv. 1072.
490. Lib. v. 1012.
490. Lib. v. 1012.
491. De Fin. ii. 22.
491. De Fin. ii. 22.
492. Lib. v. 1152.
492. Lib. v. 1152.
493. Lib. iii. 988.
493. Lib. iii. 988.
494. Lib. ii. 7.
494. Lib. ii. 7.
495. Diog. La. x. 3.
495. Diog. La. x. 3.
496. Sen. de Benef. iv. 19.
496. Sen. de Benef. iv. 19.
497. Diog. La. x.
497. Diog. La. x.
498. Georg. ii. 490.
498. Georg. ii. 490.
499. Georg. iii. 478.
499. Georg. iii. 478.
500. Plin. xxxvii. 6.
500. Plin. xxxvii. 6.
501. Suet. v. Jul. 73.
501. Suet. v. Jul. 73.
502. See Carm. cxvi.
502. See Carm. cxvi.
503. Anthol. 208.
503. Anthol. 208.
504. Apuleius.
504. Apuleius.
505. Carm. li.
505. Carm. li.
506. Od. IV. iii. 23.
506. Od. IV. iii. 23.
507. Od. III. xx. 13.
507. Od. III. xx. 13.
508. Lect. cvi.
508. Lect. cvi.
509. Lib. v. 132, 166.
509. Lib. v. 132, 166.
510. Cic. Brut. 82; ad Fam. xv. 21; Dial. de Or. 18; Quint. xi. 115.
510. Cic. Brut. 82; ad Fam. xv. 21; Dial. de Or. 18; Quint. xi. 115.
511. Cat. liv.
511. Cat. liv.
512. Sat. I. x. 16.
512. Sat. I. x. 16.
513. Cat. Carm. X. xcv.
513. Cat. Carm. X. xcv.
514. Ecl. 9.
514. Ecl. 9.
515. Suet. de Ill. Gram. 2–9.
515. Suet. de Ill. Gram. 2–9.
516. Wernsdorf, Po. Lat. Mi.
516. Wernsdorf, Po. Lat. Mi.
517. H. N. xxv. 2.
517. H. N. xxv. 2.
518. Od. ii. 9; Sat. I. x.
518. Od. ii. 9; Sat. I. x.
519. Wernsdorf.
519. Wernsdorf.
520. Sat. II. v. 41.
520. Sat. II. v. 41.