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Semestris tribunatus militum. It lasted for six months only, but conferred the privilege of wearing the equestrian ring, with perhaps others. It is alluded to in Pliny, iv., Epist. 4, who begs of Sossius the consul in behalf of a friend,
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Hunc rogo semestri tribunatu splendidiorem facias. There are divers other interpretations, but this appears the simplest and most probable. To confound it with the
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At ipsis Saturnalibus huc fugisti Sobrius. Stat., Sylv., I., vi., 4,
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Saturnus mihi compede exsolutâ, et multo gravidus mero December.
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Then all December's revelries refuse, And give the festive moments to the Muse.
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or
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or the historian's reader, who collected facts for the author, or
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was called Albatus. Lacerna, or Lacerta, was a charioteer in the reign of Domitian, some say of Domitian himself. One commentator takes Lacerna to be
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as Paludatus is
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Cf. Mart., xiii., Ep. 78,
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Prasinus Porphyrion.
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Consedere duces; et, vulgi stante corona, Surgit ad hos clypei dominus septemplicis Ajax.
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So shall the verdant palm be duly tied To the dark staircase where such powers reside.
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allowed to African slaves, who were accustomed to plenty of them in their own country (cf. Herod., ii., 125. Numb., xi., 5), where they grew in great abundance. Martial, ix., Ep. xlvi., 11, enumerates
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Five jars of meagre down-the-Tiber wine.
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Ut apud Græcos infimi homines, mercedula adducti, ministros se præbent judiciis oratoribus ii qui apud illos πραγματικοὶ vocantur. Cf. c. 59. Quintil., iii., 6; xii., 3. Mart., xii., Ep. 72. They appear afterward to have been introduced at Rome, and are sometimes called
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Tabelliones.