Dear Friends,
I've come across a construction that I don't believe I've ever seen before, and I can't make sense of it. This is the very first sentence of Aurelius Victor's Liber de Caesaribus (LIBER DE CAESARIBUS):
Anno urbis septingentesimo fere vicesimoque, duobus etiam, mos Romae incessit uni prorsus parendi.
When he's talking about "obeying one man", he's talking about Augustus, since that's where his...
Duobus etiam
I've come across a construction that I don't believe I've ever seen before, and I can't make sense of it. This is the very first sentence of Aurelius Victor's Liber de Caesaribus (LIBER DE CAESARIBUS):
Anno urbis septingentesimo fere vicesimoque, duobus etiam, mos Romae incessit uni prorsus parendi.
When he's talking about "obeying one man", he's talking about Augustus, since that's where his...
Duobus etiam
