Comodeae. the Comdeies of Terence
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The form balneum became more common after Plautus.
340. ab animo indicates the origin from which the action or state is de- rived. Cf. a fronte, a tergo, etc., and Plant. Epid. 139 a morho ualui, ah animo aeger fui. The English says "in mind." quom : adversative.
ille : 1. e. the patron, absumitur would be subj. in classical Latin.
341. " While that is being done which shall satisfy you, he submits to annoyances. " qiiod placeat expresses volition, purpose, and at the same time characterizes an... indefinite antecedent. Such clauses are termed by Elmer, 'volitive characterizing clauses'; see his note. tu rideas, etc., "you are free to laugh, to taste first of the wine-cup, to occupy a better place at table ; " a kind of Oratio Obliqua, a sort of quotation of the courtesies rendered by the rex (338) .
343. dubia, "puzzling," i. e. where there is a profusion of dishes — un embarraa de rieheases, as explained in the next verse.
844. rationem ineas, "consider"; practically a single word. The subj.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The form balneum became more common after Plautus.
340. ab animo indicates the origin from which the action or state is de- rived. Cf. a fronte, a tergo, etc., and Plant. Epid. 139 a morho ualui, ah animo aeger fui. The English says "in mind." quom : adversative.
ille : 1. e. the patron, absumitur would be subj. in classical Latin.
341. " While that is being done which shall satisfy you, he submits to annoyances. " qiiod placeat expresses volition, purpose, and at the same time characterizes an... indefinite antecedent. Such clauses are termed by Elmer, 'volitive characterizing clauses'; see his note. tu rideas, etc., "you are free to laugh, to taste first of the wine-cup, to occupy a better place at table ; " a kind of Oratio Obliqua, a sort of quotation of the courtesies rendered by the rex (338) .
343. dubia, "puzzling," i. e. where there is a profusion of dishes — un embarraa de rieheases, as explained in the next verse.
844. rationem ineas, "consider"; practically a single word. The subj.
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