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[39] Nisard, p. 337.

[40] vii. 36.

[41] i. 77, &c.

[42] vii. 34.

[43] vii. 21.

[44] iv. 22.

[45] xi. 104.

[46] ii. 92, 3.

[47] So it is inferred from xii. 31.

[48] xii. 21.

[49] iii. 21.

[50] They will be found in Epig. x. 19.

[51] v. 37.

[52] See esp. ix. 48, as compared with Juv. ii. 1-30.

[53] x. 2.

[54] Mart. xi. 10.

[55] Mart. ix. 9.

[56] Ep. ix. 19, 1.

[57] Ep. iii. 1.

[58] x. 35, 1.

[59] _E.g._ The description of Domitian: qui res Romanas imperat inter, _Non trabe sed tergo prolapsus_ et ingluvie albus. The underlined expression is an imitation of Aristophanes' Nub. 1275, _ouk apo dokou all'

ap' onou_, _i.e. apo nou_, ”He fell not from a beam, but from a donkey.”

[60] Juv. i. 2.

[61] Ib. 3, _recitaverit_ ille togatas, &c.

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