The satires of Persius. With English notes based on those of Macleane and Conington

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SATIRE III.

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Hor. S. i. 3. 33 sqq. in Persius, avin prove his position, adsilio Satire abruptly.

SATIRE IV.

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1. Rem populi tractast Soeratos is supposed tot addrossing Alcibiades 'Hom populi is quivalent O rempublicam. The nox seruversos aster the se conixare talion rom tho dialoguo montioned in thointroduction, in Whiuli ho mo ther of the kinio Porsia is roprofontod

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SATIRE IV.

tho rog of Aristophanos suu 1431 sqq. in hiel Alcibiados is

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tho prouod in verses furnish an illustration. In ego descendero 'mean t 'stud Ono's wn character. Porsius has changed the forni,

though no the moral, of the old ablo, Whicli Phaedrus iv. 9 put in

Poras imposuit Jupitor nobis duas: Propriis repletam vitiis post tergum dedit; Alienis ante Deutus Suspendit gravem.

Thoro follo innixamplo of tho way in whichio plo finit ali ho harmillo cui in a man, anulo not think of his otio qualitios. 25. Quaesieris, Nostin' The subjunctivo is thati supposition mot, a Some grammarians ut it, O conoession. 00, 3b, Z. 529 and note R. 562. Curos, in th Sabine eo uritry, a b montionedos suggestinia simple and thriit lite Tho ablativos in serso 2 aro ablativos o quality Jugum portus ad compita figit,' ho instens

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SATIRE V.

Titis Satiro is androsson to L. Annapus Cornutus, the instructor of Porsius. He was horn in Libya, and Was a freedmanis soni member of tho famil of tho Annasei. It is suid that sero soni him into sexilos o years after tho duathisi Persius as a punishment O lii Opposition to tho importa dos ign o writin a histor o Romo in picvorso. The Satiro has illo formis a dialoguo; ut Cornutus spontis biit orico, an hocis no dirueti addrosseu after thetis Verso. Hav-ing thanked his mastor and expressest his dee love sortim, Persius

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SATIRE V.

goes on to onsore and illustrato ono of tho oudin doctrinos of tho Stoic. that tho is man alon is reo, and that very foolisti manis a flavo. H shows that tho segni manumission anno malae any one trul froo that men may bo ori StaVedo ignorane or avari reor solisin uulgone or love or ambition o superstition He Carries narguments With a supposed objector, nil also introducos thorspeakors. I tho ouilino of the poem is opi Clearly in minit, herowil notio found uel obscurit incit though it requiro amplo notosas etllas a fuit argumsent. Thoro is uel truo sentiment in tho intro luetion and Dis expressed in What seum thoioot' natura stylo and thoro is uuli vigor in tho dis ussio of the main thsemo of tho Satiro Tho description are good that of tho manumission 1 astave must have been speciali amusinito Cornutus Who ad gono

gives hori ho manumit a flavo. What nonsonso, hut a singlet iri uni mali a man a Citigent alio that asculi flave Dama, turn him a round nee anu ho is Marcus Damal si xv No doyou hesitate to accepi Marcus a nisure ty, t have Marcus try our

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SATIRE V.

mitted by oro On account of his popularity, and wh was alled insulsus ' from his nubilit to oke.LO. Tu neque anhelanti Tho resorone is to the tragic OOts. Whopuis and low illi thoi bollows to et tho crudo tu in t shupe,