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Introductory Notice to Arnobius.
[4949] Lit., “of.” [Cap. 29, p. 529, supra.]
[4950] Lit., “divine things.”
[4951] So the ms., both Roman edd., Hild., and Oehler, reading promptæ; corrected præsumptæ—“taken for granted,” in the rest.
[4952] i.e., offerings to parents, as the name implies, and other relatives who were dead.
[4953] 35 in Orelli.
[4954] Lit., “in the writings of which we read.”
[4955] Pl.
[4956] Lit., “by satisfaction of.”
[4957] 36 in Orelli. [See note 1, Appendix, p. 539, infra.]
[4958] Lit., “added evil heavier than evil.”
[4959] So later edd., reading vaderet from the margin of Ursinus, while the first three retain the ms. reading suaderet—“persuade.”
[4960] i.e., the slave writhing under the scourge.
[4961] Lit., “of so great power.”
[4962] i.e., Jupiter.
[4963] 37 in Orelli.
[4964] Lit., “which either a…made,” etc.
[4965] Lit., “very near to danger of carrying off liberty.”
[4966] Cf. ii. 73.
[4967] 38 in Orelli.
[4968] So the ms., LB., Hild., and Oehler, reading volu-p-tates, i.e., the games and feasts spoken of previously; the other edd. read -n-—“wishes.”
[4969] Oehler explains frustra by otiose—“who was leisurely delighted,” but there is no reason why it should not have its usual meaning, as above. [See note 1, Appendix, p. 539.]
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