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Nux.
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Vas quoque sæpe cavum, spatio distante, locatur In quod missa levi nux cadat una manu. Orca (the Greek ὕρχα Arist., Vesp., 676) was an earthen vessel used for holding wine, figs, and salted fish. Cf. 1. 73,
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Mænaque quod primâ nondum defecerit orcâ. Hor., ii., Sat. iv., 66,
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Quod pingui miscere mero muriâque decebit non alià quam quâ Byzantia putruit orca.
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Volubile buxum.
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Painted Hall, at Athens. It was covered with frescoes representing the battle of Marathon, executed gratuitously by Polygnotus the Thasian and Mycon. Plin., xxxv., 9. Corn. Nep., Milt., vi. This
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of virtue. The left-hand branch is the broad and easy road to vice. Compare the beautiful Episode of Prodicus in Xenophon's Memorabilia. Servius ad Virg., Æn., vi., 540,
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Huic literæ dicebat Pythagoras humanæ vitæ cursum esse similem, quia unusquisque hominum, cum primum adolescentiæ limen attigerit, et in eum locum venerit 'partes ubi se via findit in ambas,' hæreat nutabandus, et nesciat in quam se partem potius inclinet. Auson., Idyll., xii., 9,
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Pythagoræ bivium ramis pateo ambiguis Y.
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Non est cardiacus, Craterum dixisse putato.
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There are many periods of life as critical as the end of the stadium in the chariot-race, where the nicest judgment is required in turning the corner.
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Vas pelamidum.
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and is hence called
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Ignorantiæ Magister.
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Sometimes in an erect one, as in an arrogant and haughty person. (Suet., Tib., 68,
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Cervix rigida et obstipa. ) Sometimes bent forward, which is the characteristic of a slavish and cringing person. (δουλοπρέπες. Cf. Orell. ad Hor., ii., Sat. v., 92,
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Davus sis Comicus atque Stes capite obstipo multum similis metuenti. ) Sometimes in the attitude of a meditative person in deep reflection,
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Feriuntque secures Colla torosa boüm.
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Sorrento, on the coast of Campania, was famous for its wines. Ov., Met., xv., 710,
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Et Surrentino generosos palmite colles.