Germania And Agricola
Germania And Agricola
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2; Z. 221.
_Inertiam. Inertiam==idleness_, freedom from business and care (from _in_and _ars_); _quietem==tranquillity_, a life of undisturbed repose withoutaction or excitement. Cf. 14: _ingrata genti quies_. In this account ofthe habits of the Germans, one might easily fancy, he was reading adescription of the manner of life among our American Indians. It may beremarked here, once for all, that this resemblance may be traced in verymany particulars, e. G. In their personal independence, in th...e militarychieftains and their followers, in their extreme fondness for thehardships and dangers of war, in their strange inactivity, gluttony anddrunkenness in peace, in their deliberative assemblies and the power ofeloquence to sway their counsels, in their half elective, half hereditaryform of government, in the spirituality of their conceptions of God, andsome other features of their religion (Robertson has drawn out thiscomparison in his history of Charles V). All tribes in a rude and savagestate must have many similar usages and traits of character.
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2; Z. 221.
_Inertiam. Inertiam==idleness_, freedom from business and care (from _in_and _ars_); _quietem==tranquillity_, a life of undisturbed repose withoutaction or excitement. Cf. 14: _ingrata genti quies_. In this account ofthe habits of the Germans, one might easily fancy, he was reading adescription of the manner of life among our American Indians. It may beremarked here, once for all, that this resemblance may be traced in verymany particulars, e. G. In their personal independence, in th...e militarychieftains and their followers, in their extreme fondness for thehardships and dangers of war, in their strange inactivity, gluttony anddrunkenness in peace, in their deliberative assemblies and the power ofeloquence to sway their counsels, in their half elective, half hereditaryform of government, in the spirituality of their conceptions of God, andsome other features of their religion (Robertson has drawn out thiscomparison in his history of Charles V). All tribes in a rude and savagestate must have many similar usages and traits of character.
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