The flaw suggested below may not be as large as it appears to be.
After all, Caesar did name Octavius as his heir.
SW
I don't know if I can find anything out from Channel 5. The flaw in the
argument does indeed seem quite marked. I wasn't sure whether we were
asked to think that the plan for
to himself
Quid agis, marce tulli?
An interesting subject about which I know little. But I'd like to hear more
authoritative thoughts from others.
Stuart Wheeler
This one isn't quite so obscure. I believe that the i spelling came to
be in
the 5th century AD (http://www.bartleby.com/65/ve
Interesting that Plautus 'aulularia' has a character, one of the
disreputable cooks hired for the wedding banquet, whose name is Anthrax.
SW
Please help. I am to give a lecture on Anthrax this week. In doing my
research, I discovered that Virgil had referenced this disease in his works.
I
Thanks, Wolfi,
You've got a gold mine, then, w ith Vergil. The narrator of
the poem is none other than Vergil himself. So how can y ou go wrong?
Stuart
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