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211.23. demonstravimus: see 209 17-19. 211.27.

praemium communicat: i.e. the money received from the Arverni. 211.28.

imperio natos, born for command (dat.).—unam, etc., was the only thing, etc., though unam as usual agrees with the pred. 212.1.

traducta, carried over to the patriotic party. 212.3.

beneficio, a friendly act; i.e. deciding the magistracy in his favor.—sicobtinuerit: i.e. this (he claimed) was only his due and not a special favor. 212.8.

vel principes, even leaders, not mere followers or adherents. 212.11.

placuit, it was decided.—milibus: this refers to the troops that Caesar had asked for against Vercingetorix; see 209 23-25. 212.12.

ea ducenda curaret, that he should have charge of their march. 212.13.

reliqua: subj. of agi, the whole clause being the obj. of constituunt.


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