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In the next line he thinks there is something of the same kind of pun as in Ovid, Met., xv., 88,
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Heu quantum scelus est in viscera viscera condi.
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So Nebulo and Tenebrio are used for one who would gladly cloak his deeds of falsehood and cunning under the mist of darkness. Cic., de Fin., i., 61,
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Malevoli, invidi, difficiles, _lucifugi_, maledici, monstrosi. Nebulo is also applied to a vain empty-headed fellow, of no more solidity than a mist; and then to a spendthrift, who had devoured all his substance and
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Vid. Ælium Stilum ap. Fest., in voc. Who this desirable person was, is doubtful. Gerlach thinks that Lucilius' quarrel with him began at the siege of Numantia, and that this Fragment is part of a speech which the poet puts into the mouth of Scipio respecting his quæstor. _Tuditanus_ was a cognomen of the Sempronian gens, from the