human
Barbatos licet admoveas mille inde magistros. Cic., Fin., iv.,
gpt
Barba sylvosa et pulcrè alita inter hominis eruditi insignia recensetur. Hor., ii., Sat. iii., 34,
human
Tempore quo me solatus jussit sapientem pascere barbam.
gpt
as it was the term of contempt applied to Nero by Poppæa, who was impatient to be married to him, which the control of his mother Agrippina, and the influence of Seneca and Burrhus, delayed. Cf. Tac., Ann., xiv., I,
human
Quæ (Poppæa) aliquando per facetias incusaret Principem et _pupillum_ vocaret qui jussis alienis obnoxius non modo imperii sed libertatis etiam indigeret. Some imagine _pericli_ to be intended as a pun,
gpt
One that would prove _dangerous_ hereafter;
human
Quam fuit illa Jovi: qui postquam voce, _manuque_ Murmura compressit, tenuere silentia cuncti. So Lucan says of Cæsar,
gpt
Utque satis trepidum turbâ coeunte tumultum Composuit vultu, _dextrâque_ silentia jussit.
human
Haud tibi inexpertum _curvos_ deprendere mores, Quæque docet sapiens braccatis illita Medis Porticus.
gpt
Nosti mortiferum quæstoris, Castrice, signum, Est operæ pretium discere theta novum. Auson., Ep. 128,
human
Tuumque nomen theta sectilis signet. Sidon., Carm., ix., 335,
gpt
Isti qui valet exarationi Districtum bonus applicare theta.
human
Staturâ fuit prope justâ, sufflavo capillo, vultu pulchro magis quam venusto, oculis cæsiis.