human
More treasures from our friends in peace obtain'd, Than from our foes in war were ever gain'd.
gpt
They drive the father of the herd away, Making both stallion and his pasture prey.
human
The war chariot; or the
gpt
as colder than that of Rome, and breeding fiercer men. Cf. vi., 470.
human
Hyperboreum axem,
gpt
Tac., Hist., i., 4,
human
Plebs sordida ac Circo et Theatris sueta.
gpt
From those thy gripes restrain, Who with their sweat Rome's luxury maintain, And send us plenty, while our wanton day Is lavish'd at the circus or the play.
human
Hic Nomadum genus et discinctos Mulciber Afros. Sil. Ital., ii., 56,
gpt
Discinctos Libyas. Money was carried in girdles (xiv., 296), and the Africans wore but little other clothing. For the amount of his plunder, see Plin., ii., Ep. xi.,
human
Cornutus, censuit septingenta millia quæ acceperat Marius ærario inferenda.