-
Matyszak 2004, p. 16
Velleius Paterculus,
Historiae Romanae ad M.
Vinicium consulem libri duo, I, 13.2.
Pliny the Elder,
Natural History, III, 126-127. Livy...
- Hic
pagus unus, **** domo exisset,
patrum nostrorum memoria L. C****ium
consulem interfecerat et eius
exercitum sub
iugum miserat. Ita sive casu sive consilio...
-
condita libri, LXXII
Velleio Patercolo,
Historiae Romanae ad M.
Vinicium consulem libri duo, II, 15
Giacomo Devoto, Gli
antichi Italici, 2ª ed., Firenze...
- qui in
exercitu comprehenderunt Fernandum Furtado fratrem Imperatoris, &
Consulem Pontium de Cabreira,
Veremundum Petri, &
Varella filium de
Fernando Joannis...
- Livy, IX, 28,7;
Velleius Paterculus,
Historiae Romanae ad M.
Vinicium consulem libri duo, I, 14, 4. Livy, XXVII, 9-10. Livy, XXIX, 15,37. Rutter: Gr****...
-
often mean 'I was able to' or 'I
managed to': Scīpio P.
Rupilium potuit cōnsulem efficere, frātrem eius Lūcium nōn
potuit (Cicero) 'Scipio
managed to make...
- and Hermunduri. — Velleius Paterculus,
Historiae Romanae ad M.
Vinicium consulem libri duo, II, 106, 2 It was necessary, therefore, to
annex the powerful...
-
Quinctius departed for Corinth." maximā sum laetitiā adfectus, **** audīvī
cōnsulem tē
factum esse. "I was
overcome with
greatest joy when I
heard that you...
- hirłm—Hierusalem. h'ita—habita. hł—hludovicus, ludovicus. H·L·A·C·—Hac lege ad
Consulem. H·L·N·—honesto loco natus. H·L·N·R·—Hac lege
nihil rogatur. hluđ—hludovicus...
-
fuisse dixit ut
duorum patriciorum nomina reciperet, si
alium quam se
consulem fieri uideret (Livy) 'for he said that he
would have
agreed to
accept the...
