of  mortality,  he  immediately  passes  on  to  mcru,  as  Hey  ne  infonns  us.     iThat  learned

uSe  propagation  of  hordes.     And  what  fur  editor  reads,  fremens.     Igjutm:  in  the  sense

thcr  ronfirrns  htm  in  this  opinion,  is,  the  use  of  ealorem^  vel  ardentes  anhtlitus.     Of  the

ot  ihe  verbs  arUevenio  and  sortior.     The  for-  horses  of  Diomedo,  Luertiiiis  says  :  fgnem

vnn,  «ays  he,  is  no  wliere  else  used  by  Vir-  natibus  rptraverunt,

?i) :  and  the  tatter  never,  in  the  sense  it  is  87.  Duplex :  round — large.     In   a   lean

UB  "d  here :  for  substituo.  horse,  as  the  spine  ctf  back-bone  rises  up

71.  Sobfilem:  a  succettsion — issne.  sharp  ;  so  in  a  fat  horse,  there  is  a  kind  of

7;J.  SxibmUltre:    in  the  sense  of  sejjonere.  hollow  or  gutter  running ihrougfh  the  middle

75.  Pullus  gencrosi :   a  colt  of  generous  of  the  back,  and  seeming  to  divide  ii  into

Veed— of   noble  blood.     Conlinuh  :    from  two  parts.     In  this  sense,  duplex  spina  may

ihi'  nrst-— as  soon  as  foaled.  be  a  double  spine.     Agitur :  passes  along,

7fi.  Reponit  tnollia  erura :  he  moves  his  or  extends.
pliant,  or  nimble  legs.   Repoml  implies  both  87.  Lumbos:  in  the  sense  of  derstan,rA

L'ip  alternate  movements  of  his  feet,  and  the  tergum,

^larkness  and  frequency  of  them.  89.  Dilis  Cyliarus:  such  was   Cyliarus,

HI.  Lturttrtai  loru  .*  his  courageous  breast  broke  by  the  reins,  &c.     Amyelaei :  an  adj.
