[Gutenberg 39573] • Die Germania

Excerpt from Des P. Cornelius Tacitus Werke, Vol. 4: Lateinisch Mit Deutscher Uebersetzung Und Erl�uternden Anmerkungen; Historien IV. V. Agricola, Germania, Gespr�ch �ber Die Redner

Varum, summa. Potentiae in Primo. Antonio. Is pecuniam familiamque e principis domo quqs1cremox1ensem praedau_1 rapere: ceteri modestia. Vel ignob1htate ut m bello obscun, ita. Praemiorum expertes. Civitas pavida et serv1tio parata occupari redeuntem Tarracina L. Vitellium cum gohogti_bus extingu�que reliqua belli postulabat: praem�ss1 Ane1am equites, a. Men legionum intra. Bovillas stefit. Nec cuneta tus est 1tell�us seque et cohortes arbitrio victoris per mittere, et miles infelicia arma. Baud minus ira quam metu abiecit. Longus deditorum ordo, septus armatis, per urbem incessit, nemo supplici vultu, sed tristes et truces et ad versum plausus ao lasciviam �nsultantis vulgi immobiles. Paucos erumpere ausos circumiecti oppressere, ceteri in custodiam conditi, nihil quisquam locutus indignam, et uamquam inter adversa, salva virtutis fama. Dein L. %itellius �nterficitur, par vitiis fratris in principatu eius vigilantior, nec perinde prosperis socius quam adversis abstractus.

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