A History of Roman Classical Literature.

by R. W. Browne

[335]. Lib. v. Krause, p. 114.

[336]. Lib. i. 12.

[337]. The hocus-pocus of Cato resembles Latin about as nearly as did the gibberish of the Spanish witches in the days of witch-finding. “In nomine Patricâ Aragueaco Petrica agora agora valentia jouando goure gaito goustra.”

[338]. Meyer, Frag. Rom. Orat.

[339]. See, ex. gr. Liv. xxxix. 40.

[340]. Brutus.

[341]. Lect. R. H. lxix.

[342]. Brut.

[343]. Gell. xi. 8.

[344]. Serv. Æn. ix. 70.