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122 NOTES<br />
8. insistentibus .<br />
' would stand their ground ' [C. and B.].<br />
So also F., who takes the word in contrast to uitare and auerti,<br />
i.e. ' they scornfully called his attention to the behaviour <strong>of</strong> his<br />
friends.'<br />
ridens .<br />
9. enimuero, '<br />
indeed.'<br />
10. toruus, ' would look grimly on ' [R.].<br />
falsum renidens. Horace has dulce ridentem and perjidum<br />
seu loqueretur seu taceret. <strong>The</strong> subj. <strong>of</strong> frequency, not un -l/ /<br />
rimm on in Tmvv occurs <strong>of</strong>ten in Silver Latin. •' f<br />
12. uxor, i.e. Julia, daughter <strong>of</strong> Drusus and Livia.<br />
/15. traxit in parte s. ' drew to his sid e.' Cf. xiii 2 habebat<br />
in partibus Pallantem.<br />
' 16. atrox. . .ingenium , savage temper .'<br />
17. solita fratribus odia, a favourite thought with <strong>Tacitus</strong>.<br />
Cf. xiii 17 antiquas fratrum discordias ;<br />
19. proniDtior. ' more<br />
xv 2 uetera fratrum odia.<br />
inclined to.' ^ t/i/uJiMx^ \^J^-rflA<br />
neque tamen...meditaretur. <strong>The</strong> meaning is welf brought out \\<br />
tby R.— ' vet even in encouraging Drusus. Seianus plotted how to I /<br />
I 21. praeferocem,<br />
' very impetuo us.'<br />
I 22. opportunum, ' exposed to .'<br />
Qhoxa w.