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Acron. in loc.),
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balneum being more commonly applied to the public one. Cf. Plaut., Curc., IV., iv., 24. Turneb. It is sometimes put for a worse place, as we say
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Animal ex duobus animalibus diversæ speciei procreatum.
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Nonius explains _innubere_ by
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because women when married pass to their husbands' houses: it generally means the same as nubere. But Cort. (ad Lucan, iii., 23,
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Innupsit tepido pellex Cornelia busto ) explains it
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which is very probably its force here. See Bentley's note on the line, who suggests the emendation
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The conventional phrase of forced courtesy implies the familiarity of equal friendship.
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Quod jussi ei dari bibere, date. _Ab summo_, i. e., beginning from him that sits at the top of the table. Vid. Schol. ad Hom., Il., i, 597. Cic., de Sen., xiv. Plaut., Pers., V., i., 19. As V., ii., 41,
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Da, puere, ab summo: Age tu interibi ab infimo da suavium.