Identifier: caesarsgallicwar00caes (find matches)
Title: Caesar's Gallic war; (Allen and Greenough's ed.)
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Caesar, Julius
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Publisher: Boston, Ginn & co.
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? 134 3 Chap. 25. Carnutibus : in the vicinity of Chartres.134 4 huic: indir. obj. of restituerat. 134 7 restituerat: this act of restoring chiefs exiled by the democracyof the tribes was peculiarly odious to the Gauls, as here appears. 134 8 auctoribus (abl. abs.): i.e. either at their instigation, or, at anyrate, with their consent. 390 Notes: Ccesar. (B. G. 134 12 quorum: the antecedent is hos.134 13 comprehensos . . . mittere: cf. 5 5, 55 3, and notes.134 14 (legatis quaestoribusque): omit in translation.134 17 Chap. 26. diebus . . . quibus, within a fortnight after, etc.134 19 cum: concessive ; cf. 122 20. — Sabino : § 367. a. N.^ (227. N.2);H-B. 362. ftn.3 b. 134 20 praesto, in attendance upon, as obedient subjects. 135 1 Indutiomari: for the bitter offence given him by Caesar, seeabove, ch. 4. 135 2 subitoque, etc., a7id after suddenly surprising the wood-cutters.135 7 aliqui: the usual form is aliquis; § 151. e (105. d); B. 252. 2;G. 107; H. 187. N.i (190. N.2); H-B. 142.
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Fig. 126. — Oppugnatio. Note. — This cut represents an attack both by land and water, in which no agger isemployed. While in these respects unlike the attack on the Gallic towns, it shows veryclearly some siege implements in active use. 135 12 Chap. 27. eques, a knight, a. member of the equestrian orderthe commercial aristocracy of Rome. 135 19 Aduatuci: subject of tenuissent. 135 20 fecerit: by sequence of tense we should have fecisset, but seenote on 51 11. Note several similar cases in this speech. 135 22 imperia, sovereignty. The word is used in English abstractly,referring to all cases; w-hile in Latin each act of sovereignty is regardedas a separate imperium. Observe the emphasis on sua, that His ownsovereignty was of such a nature. 135 26 humilitate, weakness. 135 27 rerum: § 549. a (218. a)\ B. 204. i; G. 374; H. 451. i (399. i 2):H-B. 354. V. 25-29-) FrcsJi Risings of the Gauls. 391 135 28 omnibus . . . oppugnandis: dat. of gerundive expressing pur-pose; see 76 21 and no

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