Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal

by Harold Edgeworth Butler

128. Juv. vii. 12.

129. Juv. vii. 12.

130. Ib. vii. 72.

131. He flourished in reign of Domitian. Schol. Vall. luv. i. 20; Mart. xi. 9 and 10; Donat. Gramm. Lat. iv. p. 537, 17; Apollin. Sid. ix. 266.

132. In the fragment preserved by Donatus (Ribbeck, Trag. Rom. Fr. p. 269) the chorus address Hecuba under the name Cisseis. 'Fulgentius expos. serm. antiq. 25 (p. 119, 5, Helm) says Memos (Schopen emends to Memor) in tragoedia Herculis ait: ferte suppetias optimi comites.'

133. xi. 2. 8.

134. Mart. i. 61, 7; Poet. Lat. Min. iv. p. 62, 19, Bachrens.

135. Tac. Ann. xv. 73; xvi. 17.

136. Tac. Ann. xv. 73; xvi. 17.

137. Sen. ad Helv. de Cons. xix. 2.