[135]. A. Gell. xiii. 20.
[136]. Plin. Epist. viii. 16.
[137]. Virgil, however, always faithful to ancient traditions, places, in Tartarus, the patron who had deceived his client beside the son who had struck his father.
[138]. De petit. cons. 9.
[139]. Ad fam. xiii. 19.
[140]. Ad Quint. i. 1.
[141]. Ad fam. xiii. 22.
[142]. Ibid. vii. 31.
[143]. Ad Att. vi. 1.
[144]. I have endeavoured to prove this with more detail in a memoir published by the Revue archéologique, entitled, Atticus, éditeur de Cicéron.