Selected Essays And the Satire On the Deification of Claudius
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Egone, etc.: Caesar speaks. — placui: have been deemed suitable (by Providence). — quid cuique . . . pronuntiat: i.e.
Caesar is the mouthpiece of Fortune. — nulla pars: sc. orbis terrarum. — volente propitioque me : epithets familiar in forms of prayer to the gods. — pax mea : the poets of the Augustan age had celebrated the universal peace that was brought about by the imperial government, and even in burlesque {Apoc. x. 2) Augustus is made to mention that he had secured peace on land and sea.... But the majestic idea of the Pax Romana was becom- ing concrete almost in the same way with the term Imperium; cf.
iv. 2. — funditus excidi: to be utterly destroyed. — regium decus: a crown. — mea iuris dictio: i.e. all these questions are under my jurisdiction.
3. iuvenilis impetus: an indirect caution. — non ipsa . . .
gloria : not the pride of power shown by inspiring fears, which is dira, sed frequens, etc. ; one of the subjects of compulit. Later in life, Tacitus records, Nero was suspected of this very motive (Ann.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Egone, etc.: Caesar speaks. — placui: have been deemed suitable (by Providence). — quid cuique . . . pronuntiat: i.e.
Caesar is the mouthpiece of Fortune. — nulla pars: sc. orbis terrarum. — volente propitioque me : epithets familiar in forms of prayer to the gods. — pax mea : the poets of the Augustan age had celebrated the universal peace that was brought about by the imperial government, and even in burlesque {Apoc. x. 2) Augustus is made to mention that he had secured peace on land and sea.... But the majestic idea of the Pax Romana was becom- ing concrete almost in the same way with the term Imperium; cf.
iv. 2. — funditus excidi: to be utterly destroyed. — regium decus: a crown. — mea iuris dictio: i.e. all these questions are under my jurisdiction.
3. iuvenilis impetus: an indirect caution. — non ipsa . . .
gloria : not the pride of power shown by inspiring fears, which is dira, sed frequens, etc. ; one of the subjects of compulit. Later in life, Tacitus records, Nero was suspected of this very motive (Ann.
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