The Senate's Story*

Miriam Griffin

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¹ Of the textual problems, the ones that raise questions of historical significance are: 1. 33 where the editors (59) decide for the ‘quod adlegt. pro cos.’ of Copy B over ‘quo adleg. pro cos.’ of Copy A; 1. 87 where <civitates> vel. sim. has to be supplied (62); 1. 125 where <eius indicis> has been supplied, but other possibilities for the phrase are suggested (64). On the singular verb in 1. 169, see below (III).

² My fellow translators on that occasion were Barbara Levick, Andrew Lintott, Fergus Millar, Greg Rowe, and David Stockton.

³ I am indebted to Peter Brunt and Umberto Laffi for help with this section, which is intended as a preliminary sketch of the issue.

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