human
Cic., Att., xiv., 6,
gpt
Compare the Greek ἀδιαφορεῖ. A. Gell., xvi., 9. So
human
i. e., æquo animo,
gpt
Hoc opus hic labor est, _Setia_, now Sezza, near the Pomptine marshes, on the Campanian hills. From its high position, Martial gives it the epithet
human
xiii., Ep. 112,
gpt
Pendula Pomptinos quæ spectat Setia campos. The country round was a famous wine district. Cf. Plin., iii., 5, 5; xiv., 6, 8. Mart., vi., 86. Juv., v., 34; x., 27; xiii., 213. αἰγίλιποι. The Schol. on Hom., Il., ix., 15, explains this as
human
Cf., Æsch., Supp., 794. But it more probably comes from λίπτομαι, than λείπομαι, therefore
gpt
human
The mule-drivers were so called, because they received one fourth of the hire.