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[e] Et Appiam mannis terit. _Epod. 4._
[f]
O saepe mec.u.m tempus in ultimum Deducte, Bruto militiae Duce.---- Tec.u.m Philippos & celerem fugam Sensi, relicta non bene parmula c.u.m fracta virtus, & minaces Turpe solum tetigere mento. HOR. _Ode. 7. B. 2._
[g] In his Seneca reus factus est multorum scelerum, sed praesertim quod c.u.m Agrippina rem haberet, nec enim in hac re solum, sed in plerisque aliis contra facere visus est quam Philosophabatur. Quum enim Tyrannidem improbaret, Tyranni praeceptor erat: quumque insultaret iis qui c.u.m principibus versarentur, ipse a Palatio non discedebat. a.s.sentatores detestabatur, quum ipse Reginas coleret & libertos, ac Laudationes quorundam componeret. Reprehendebat divites is, cujus facultates erant ter millies sestertium: quique luxum aliorum d.a.m.nabat quingentes tripodas habuit de ligno cedrino, pedibus eburneis, similes & pares inter se, in quibus coenabat. Ex quibus omnibus ea quae sunt his consentanea, quaeque ipse libidinose fecit, facile intelligi possunt. Nuptias enim c.u.m n.o.bilissima atque ill.u.s.trissima foemina contraxit. Delectabatur exoletis, idque Neronem facere docuerat etsi antea tanta fuerat in morum severitate ut ab eo peteret, ne se oscularetur, neve una sec.u.m coenandi causa disc.u.mberet.
Vid. _Dion. Excerpta per Xiphilinum, Lib. 61._
[h] Collegae tamen, multos n.o.bilium, atque inter eos Crispum etiam Sall.u.s.tium, eum, qui historiam conscripsit, Senatu ejicienti non repugnavit. DION. _Lib. 40._
[i] Ab his Sall.u.s.tius (qui ut Senatoriam dignitatem recupararet tum Praetor factus erat) propemodum occisus. DION. _Lib. 42._
[k] Numidas quoque in suam potestarem Caesar accepit, iisque Sall.u.s.tium praefecit. Sall.u.s.tius & pecuniae captae & compilatae provinciae accusatus, summam infamiam reportavit, quod quum ejusmodi libros composuisset, in quibus multis acerbisque verbis eos, qui ex provinciis quaestum facerent, nota.s.set, nequaquam suis scriptis in agendo sterisset. Itaque etsi a Caesare absolutus fuit, tamen suis ipsius verbis proprium crimen abunde quasi in tabula propositum divulgavit. DION. _L. 43._
[l] See at least a hundred and fifty Places in his late Works.
[m] In quo deformitas corporis c.u.m turpitudine cerrabat ingenii; adco ut animus eius dignissimo domicilio inclusus videretur. VEL. PAT. _L. 2. B.
69._
[n] See the Dunciad.
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16. Henry Nevil Payne, _The Fatal Jealousie_ (1673).
17. Nicholas Rowe, _Some Account of the Life of Mr. William Shakespear_ (1709).
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