Select Orations
Select Orations
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5. Enuntialis vestris tnysteriiM. " Now that youi mysteries are divulged." This is explained immediately afier : Posset agi lege, &c. — Totum est contemptum et ahjectum, ** Is become sltogether contemned and degrjided," i. e. has fallen into utter contempt and disgrace.
6. Posset agi lege, neene. " Whether they could go to law, or not." Literally, "whether it ?ould be gone to law by them," dso.
Agere lege is '* to go to law,' i. e. to act in accordance with the law permitung an action or suit t...o be brought. Compare the ex- planation of Emesti, (C^o. Cic. s. v.): "Lege agere, i. e. ex lege pertnUtente lege acciisare vel petere" — The student will bear in mind, that the meaning in this passage is, not that few persone formerly knew whether they had a^ood cause of action or not, but on what day they could bring their suit, certain daya being set apart, on which alone law^proceedings could take place, and these days being known only to the lawyers, who kept them purposely con- cealed, in order to make their clients entirely dependant upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Enuntialis vestris tnysteriiM. " Now that youi mysteries are divulged." This is explained immediately afier : Posset agi lege, &c. — Totum est contemptum et ahjectum, ** Is become sltogether contemned and degrjided," i. e. has fallen into utter contempt and disgrace.
6. Posset agi lege, neene. " Whether they could go to law, or not." Literally, "whether it ?ould be gone to law by them," dso.
Agere lege is '* to go to law,' i. e. to act in accordance with the law permitung an action or suit t...o be brought. Compare the ex- planation of Emesti, (C^o. Cic. s. v.): "Lege agere, i. e. ex lege pertnUtente lege acciisare vel petere" — The student will bear in mind, that the meaning in this passage is, not that few persone formerly knew whether they had a^ood cause of action or not, but on what day they could bring their suit, certain daya being set apart, on which alone law^proceedings could take place, and these days being known only to the lawyers, who kept them purposely con- cealed, in order to make their clients entirely dependant upon them.
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