[98.8] ‘great-grandson.’
[98.9] ‘defeat’; a technical term of Roman politics.
[98.10] ‘butcher.’
[98.11] Āctum erat dē: ‘it would have been all up with.’
[98.12] in . . . incidisset: ‘happened in the days of.’
[98.13] Cicero.
[98.14] ‘prowess.’
[98.15] ‘culprit.’
[98.16] ‘by a general downfall.’
[98.17] ‘conspicuous’; lit., ‘shining.’