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Nizol. Cic. pro Qu., 40. Nat. De., ii., 54,
gpt
Mercurii stella anno ferè vertente signiferum lustrat orbem. Phil., xiii., 10,
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So mensis vertens. Plaut., Pers., IV., iv., 76. _Dies religiosi_, ἀποφράδες ἡμέραι,
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Days of ill omen, on which nothing important was undertaken; as the Dies Alliensis. Cf. Cic., Att., ix., 4. Qu., Fr. 3, 4. Liv., vi., 1. Suet., Tib., 61,
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Nullus à pœnâ hominum cessavit dies, ne religiosus quidem ac sacer. Claud., 14. Aul. Gell., iv., 9. Festus reckons thirty-six of these days in the year (in voc
gpt
Religiosus and
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Mundus
gpt
to make, as it were, a white line on a white ground, which could not be distinguished; whereas careful workmen work by a clearly-defined and durable line. Cf. Aul. Gell., Præf., 11,
human
Albâ ut dicitur lineâ, sine curâ discriminis converrebant.
gpt
Quid hic volt veterator sibi?
human
Ut quidem tu hodie canem et furcam feras. Curcul., V., iii., 13,
gpt
Delicatum te hodie faciam cum catello ut adcubes ferreo ego dico. σκύλαξ is used in Greek with the same double meaning. _Collare._ Cf. Plaut., Capt., II., ii., 107,
human
Hoc quidem haud molestum est, jam quod collum collari caret. Other kinds of fetters are mentioned, Plaut., Asin., III., ii., 4,
gpt
Compedes, nervos, catenas, numellas, pedicas, boias.
human
Odi quæ præbet, quia sit præbere necesse.
gpt
Gracchani judices, together with Opimius. Cic., Brut., 34. (Cf. lib. xi., Fr. 1.) He is here charged with incest, as the phrase _repudium remittere_ properly applies to a wife, or one betrothed (_divortium_ being applied to a wife only). Vid. Fest. in v.
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Repudium.