The Agricola
The Agricola
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26. Nox et satietas: cf. On chapter 25. 8. Decem milia . . . Trecenti sexaginta: the great disparity is probably due to the fact that the number of Roman slain rested on official reports, that of the enemy largely on a rough estimate.
27. Quis: an archaic form for quibus.
Chapter 38.
The night after the battle; scenes on the day following; Agricola withdraws to the country of the Boresti; he sends the fleet on a voyage of exploration.
2. Palantes: in straggling bands.
6. Consilia aliqua: tentat...ive plans, adopted only to be aban- doned for others.
6. Pignorum: loved ones, a poetic term applied especially to children.
7. Saevisse: cf. Chapter 2. 4.
8. Tamquam miser erentur : in the thought that they were showing them compassion.
9. Vastum ubique silentium: a dreary and all-pervasive silence.
10. Secret!: this word, which regularly means remote, here passes into the meaning of lonely, deserted by man, loneliness being a natural accompaniment of seclusion.
13. Et . . . Spargi bellum nequibat: likewise operations could CHAPS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
26. Nox et satietas: cf. On chapter 25. 8. Decem milia . . . Trecenti sexaginta: the great disparity is probably due to the fact that the number of Roman slain rested on official reports, that of the enemy largely on a rough estimate.
27. Quis: an archaic form for quibus.
Chapter 38.
The night after the battle; scenes on the day following; Agricola withdraws to the country of the Boresti; he sends the fleet on a voyage of exploration.
2. Palantes: in straggling bands.
6. Consilia aliqua: tentat...ive plans, adopted only to be aban- doned for others.
6. Pignorum: loved ones, a poetic term applied especially to children.
7. Saevisse: cf. Chapter 2. 4.
8. Tamquam miser erentur : in the thought that they were showing them compassion.
9. Vastum ubique silentium: a dreary and all-pervasive silence.
10. Secret!: this word, which regularly means remote, here passes into the meaning of lonely, deserted by man, loneliness being a natural accompaniment of seclusion.
13. Et . . . Spargi bellum nequibat: likewise operations could CHAPS.
What to read after The Agricola?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tacitus Cornelius to read onlineMoreLess
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