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Seneca the Elder, Controversiae 1.1.21

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Colorem ex altera parte quae durior est LATRO aiebat hunc sequendum, ut grauissimarum iniuriarum inexorabilia et ardentia induceremus odia. Thyesteo more aiebat patrem non irasci tantum debere, sed furere. Ipse in declamatione usus est summis clamoribus illo uersu tragico: “Cur fugit fratrem? scit ipse.” Hunc colorem secutus SYRIACVS VALLIVS durum sensum uidebatur non dure posuisse in narratione sic: infelicissimam ambo et tristissimam egimus uitam, excepto uno quod alter alterum egentem uidimus. Aeque efficaciter odium uidebatur expressisse fraternum hac sententia:

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Source Seneca the Elder, Controversiae — Perseus canonical-latinLit lemmatized (CLTK) · cc-by-sa-4.0
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