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penelope.uchicago.edu
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Many of the stern measures he took to
put down
the licence of the soldiers are recorded in the works of Aemilius Parthenianus,13 who has related the history of the pretenders to the throne from ancient times even to the present.
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1 De hoc multa gravia contra militum licentiam facta inveniuntur apud Aemilium Parthenianum, qui adfectatores tyrannidis iam inde a veteribus historiae tradidit. 2 nam et virgis caesos in foro et in mediis p242castris securi percussit, qui ita meruerunt, et manus multis amputavit. 3 et praeter laridum ac buccellatum atque acetum militem in expeditione portare prohibuit et si aliud quippiam repperit luxuriem non levi supplicioº adfecit. 4 exstat de hoc epistula divi Marci ad praefectum suum talis: 5 "Avidio Cassio legiones Syriacas dedi diffluentes luxuria et Daphnidis moribus agentes, quas totas excaldantes se repperisse Caesonius Vectilianus scripsit. 6 et puto me non errasse, si quidem et tu notum habeas Cassium, hominem Cassianae severitatis et disciplinae. 7 neque enim milites regi possunt nisi vetere disciplina. scis enim versum a bono poeta dictum et omnibus frequentatum:
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The front doors of the Accademia Vivarium Novum were flung open again, when more than thirty new joyful students came together after long journeys from every part of the world in order to study great literature and the classical languages. When they had
put down
their luggage, the students began immediately to speak Latin as their common language and greet one another enthusiastically.
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Davidem Morgan, magistrum incomparandae praestantiae, fidissimum amicum, virum cum doctrina, tum moribus egregium supra quam cuiquam credibile est, qui universis linguae Latinae cultoribus non modo suo lexico (quod iam pridem in omnium commodum parabat) scholisque ubique terrarum habitis summum emolumentum attulerat et allaturus erat, verum etiam sua multiplici et amplissima eruditione, quam lepidissima festivitate animique comitate numquam non condire solebat, rei publicae litterariae civibus omnibus immortale verae humanitatis praebuit exemplum, heri de hac terrestri vita decessisse vobis, amici ac fautores nostri, lugentes maerentesque nuntiamus. Tanto viro, cuius memoria numquam ex animis nostris excidet, nullum par elogium.
