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Arnobius
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Introductory Notice to Arnobius.
[4804] So Panes seems to be generally understood, i.e., images of Pan used as playthings by boys, and very much the same thing as the puppets—pupuli—already mentioned.
[4805] So Panes seems to be generally understood, i.e., images of Pan used as playthings by boys, and very much the same thing as the puppets—pupuli—already mentioned.
[4806] Lit., “to have liberal pardons and free concessions.”
[4807] Lit., “in these.”
[4808] Lit., “following.”
[4809] Lit., “to varieties of manifold.”
[4810] Lit., “leap into.”
[4811] [This very striking passage should lead us to compare the widely different purpose of Judaic sacrifices. See Elucidation VI., infra.]
[4812] Lit., “from the hands to us,” nobis, the reading of the ms., both Roman edd., Gelenius, LB., and Oehler; for which the rest give vobis—“out of your hands.”
[4813] i.e., the learned men referred to above.
[4814] Lit., “whence.”
[4815] Lit., “so innumerable.”
[4816] Lit., “ruins.”
[4817] So Canterus suggests conf-iuntfor the ms. confic-—“bring about,”
[4818] Lit., “it is a thing of long and much speech.”
[4819] Lit., “the fortunes of perils.”
[4820] The ms. reading is hoc est unus, corrected honestus—“honourable” (which makes the comparison pointless, because there is no reason why a rich man, if good, should not be succored as well as a poor), in all edd., except Oehler, who reads seclestus, which departs too far from the ms. Perhaps we should read, as above, inhonestus.
[4821] So the ms., LB., Hild., and Oehler, and the other edd., adding et auxilium—“and help.”
[4822] Lit., “whom not his mind, but the necessity of his property, made restricted.”
[4823] Lit., “inclines thither whence.”
[4824] i.e., the decision.
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