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Frank Frost Abbott, Commentary on Selected Letters of Cicero, Letter LXXXIX: ad familiares 7.22 (search)
Letter LXXXIX: ad familiares 7.22
Tusculum (?), June, (?) 44 B.C.
possetne heres, etc., whether an heir could properly bring action for a theft committed before (he became the heir).
furti: the genitive to indicate the charge.
bene potus: cf. Intr. 90.
id caput, that chapter or section; so quoddam caput legis, Att. 3.15.6.
Sex. Aelium (Paetum) : consul in 198 B.C.
, an authority upon jurisprudence and civil law, often mentioned by Cicero, e.g. Brut. 78; Tusc. Disp. 1.18. His name is coupled with that of Manilius in de Or. 1.212 also.
M'. Manilium: cf. Ep. XXV.2n.
M. Brutum: Marcus Junius Brutus: an authority on civil law, upon which subject he composed three books.
Scaevolae: consul in 133 B.C.
, and frequently quoted by Cicero as a legal authority.
Testae: i.e. Trebatius.