This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1898 Excerpt: ...5. neque: = et non. B. 341, 1, d; A. 159, a; H. 554, i, 2. 7. Hoc: ab1. of degree of difference and cause; 'all the more wretched on this account'; explained by the following quod-clanse. 8. nS... quidem: 'not even.' B. 347; A. 151, e; H. 569, m, 2. 10. adesset: would be subj. also in direct disc; velut (horrerent), si ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1898 Excerpt: ...5. neque: = et non. B. 341, 1, d; A. 159, a; H. 554, i, 2. 7. Hoc: ab1. of degree of difference and cause; 'all the more wretched on this account'; explained by the following quod-clanse. 8. nS... quidem: 'not even.' B. 347; A. 151, e; H. 569, m, 2. 10. adesset: would be subj. also in direct disc; velut (horrerent), si (Ariovistus) coram adesset. B. 307,1,2; A. 312; H. 513, n. 11. rellquis: 'to the rest' of the Gauls. tamen: 'at any rate.' SSquanis... essent perferendi: 'the Sequani must endure' (lit., 'by the Sequani must be endured'). B. 189, 1; A. 232; H. 388. XXXIII. 16. sibi, etc.: 'that he would look after that matter' (lit., 'that that matter would be a care to him'). 17. sS habSre spem = se sperdre. 18. iniuriis: B. 186; A. 225; H. 384, n, 4, n. 2. 20. secundum: prep.; 'besides those (considerations).' 21. cogitandam (esse): 'ought to be taken into consideration.' putaret: B. 283; A. 320; H. 503, i; qua rS here = propter quas--ut propter eds. 22. fratres: B. 168, 2, 6; A. 185; H. 362. consanguineas: probably on the ground of a Trojan origin (as did the Arverni), the Aedui claimed kinship with the Romans, who nattered them by admitting it. 25. quod: 'a state of things which'; the antecedent lies in the infin. clauses dep. on videbat and intellegebat. in: 'in the case of; trans, freely, 'in view of the fact that the dominion of the Roman people was so great.' 28. Germanos consuSscere: 'for the Germans to become accustomed;' sc. esse, of which this infin. clause and multitudinem venire form the subject, periculdsum ('a thing full of danger') being in the pred. 31. quin... exirent: 'from going out.' 32. ut: 'as.' ante: b.c. 102. Page 136. 1. exirent: B. 284, 3; A. 319, d; H. 500, n. 3. divideret: B. 286, 2; A. 326; H. 517; tons, the Latin impf. here by ...
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