. The Germania and Agricola of Tacitus . TO HENRY DRISLER, , ADJUNCT PBOFESSOR OF THE GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE, ^Tftts W^ovk in Hetricatetr, AS A MEMORIAL OF LONG AND UNINTERRUPTED FRIENDSHIP,AND A SINCERE TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT FOR ABILITIES OF A HIGH ORDER, UNITED TO ACCURATE,EXTEirSlVE, AND UNTIRING CON Page Ireface vii Life and Writil] gs of Tacitus xi Chronological Table xvii Remarks on the Style of Tacitus . . . xxi The Germauia 1 The Agricola 25 Notes on the Germania 55 Notes on the Agricola 132 Index to Remarks on the Style of Tacitus 213 Geograph
. The Germania and Agricola of Tacitus . TO HENRY DRISLER, , ADJUNCT PBOFESSOR OF THE GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE, ^Tftts W^ovk in Hetricatetr, AS A MEMORIAL OF LONG AND UNINTERRUPTED FRIENDSHIP,AND A SINCERE TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT FOR ABILITIES OF A HIGH ORDER, UNITED TO ACCURATE,EXTEirSlVE, AND UNTIRING CON Page Ireface vii Life and Writil] gs of Tacitus xi Chronological Table xvii Remarks on the Style of Tacitus . . . xxi The Germauia 1 The Agricola 25 Notes on the Germania 55 Notes on the Agricola 132 Index to Remarks on the Style of Tacitus 213 Geographical Index 217 Stemma of the Family of Augustus 240 \\ PREFACE. The basis of the present work is the English editionof Dr. Smith, pubUshed in 1840, the notes to whichare principally selected from the commentaries ofRuperti, Passow, and Walch. It has been the objectof the American editor to render these notes still moreuseful by additional selections from the works ofother scholars, and by a more frequent translation ofdifficult or obscure passages. One great defect in theEnglish edition is the omission of almost all specialreference to the authorities whence the notes havebeen obtained. The American editor has endeavor-ed to supply this deficiency, as far as lay in his power,more particularly in the commentary on the Germa-nia
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