[217] Note XI.
[218] Note XII.
NOTES
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TRANSLATIONS FROM PERSIUS.
SATIRE III.
Note I.
And parchment with the smoother side displayed.—P. [231].
The students used to write their notes on parchments; the inside, on which they wrote, was white; the other side was hairy, and commonly yellow. Quintilian reproves this custom, and advises rather table-books, lined with wax, and a stile, like that we use in our vellum table-books, as more easy.
Note II.
A fuming-pan thy Lares to appease.—P. [232].