Gryll Grange
Gryll Grange
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_Mr. Falconer. _ You know what Paterculus says of those of his own day.
_The Rev. Dr. Opimian. _ 'The faith of wives towards the proscribed wasgreat; of freed-men, middling; of slaves, some; of sons, none. '{1} So hesays; but there were some: for example, of the sons of Marcus Oppius andQuintus Cicero. {2} You may observe, by the way, he gives the first placeto the wives.
1 Id tamen nolandum est, fuisse in proscriptos uxorum fidem summam, libcriorum niediam, servorum ahquam, filiorum nullam.... --Paterculus, 1. Ii. C. 67.
2 A compendious and comprehensive account of these and other instances of filial piety, in the proscription of the second triumvirate, will be found in Freinihemius; Suppununta Liviania, cxx. 77-80.
_Mr. Falconer. _ Well, that is a lottery in which every man must take hischance. But my scheme of life was perfect.
_The Rev. Dr. Opimian. _ Perhaps there is something to be said againstcondemning seven young women to celibacy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Mr. Falconer. _ You know what Paterculus says of those of his own day.
_The Rev. Dr. Opimian. _ 'The faith of wives towards the proscribed wasgreat; of freed-men, middling; of slaves, some; of sons, none. '{1} So hesays; but there were some: for example, of the sons of Marcus Oppius andQuintus Cicero. {2} You may observe, by the way, he gives the first placeto the wives.
1 Id tamen nolandum est, fuisse in proscriptos uxorum fidem summam, libcriorum niediam, servorum ahquam, filiorum nullam.... --Paterculus, 1. Ii. C. 67.
2 A compendious and comprehensive account of these and other instances of filial piety, in the proscription of the second triumvirate, will be found in Freinihemius; Suppununta Liviania, cxx. 77-80.
_Mr. Falconer. _ Well, that is a lottery in which every man must take hischance. But my scheme of life was perfect.
_The Rev. Dr. Opimian. _ Perhaps there is something to be said againstcondemning seven young women to celibacy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peacock Thomas Love to read onlineMoreLess
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