6.  Apud  Anienem.  "  At  the  Anio."  Here,  in  the  second  Pu
nic  war,  Hannibal  pitched  his  camp,  at  three  miles'  distance  from
Rome.  Compare  livy,  (26,  10) :  "  Inter  haecy  Hannibal  ad  Ant
tnemfluvmmj  tna  miUia  passuum  ah  urhe  castra  admovii."

6.  Nonnemo,  dec.     '*  There  are  some,  there  are  some  foes  even
in  that  sanctuary  of  the  republic,  I  say,  in  the  very  senate  itself."
Nonnemo  is  here  equivalent  to  aliquis,  but  our  idiom  requires  the
plural. — It  is  well  known  that  several  of  the  senators  were  implicat
ed  in  the  conspiracy.  Consult  Sallust,  B.  C  c.  17.
7.  Faxinl.      The  old  form  for  fecerint.      The  earlier  mode  of
conjugating  this  verb  was  facioy  facsi  (faid),  factum^  facere.      Com
pare  Stnive,  uber  die  Lai.  Decl.  und  Conj.  p.  171.  seqq. — This  old
form,  faxint  was  retained,  in  conunon  with  faxit  and  other  simila'
ones,  principally  in  solemn  adjurations,  6ic.
8.  Afeus  collega.  Antonius. — Ego  togatus.  Compare  note  8.
page  23. — Hoc  quod  conceptum^  &c.  "  Will  dispel  and  crush
that  danger  which,  conceived  in  its  bosom,  the  republic  is  now  or
the  point  of  bringing  forth."

9.  Haec.  These  same  dangers. — Unas  eni  consul,  &c.  If
Murena  be  condemned,  Silanus  will  be  the  only  consul  in  office ;
and  his  time  will  be  occupied,  not  by  the  afiairs  and  dangers  of  the
state,  but  by  the  election  of  a  colleague ;  for  the  seditious  tribunes
will  oppose  him  in  all  his  movements,  and  in  this  way  much  vain
able  time  will  be  lost  to  the  republic.
10.  Impedituri  sint.  There  is  here  another  chasm  in  the  MSS.,
though  smaller  than  the  one  previously  mentioned.  Some  editors
insert  videtis,  others  parati  sunt,  on  conjecture.
