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Rome (Italy) (search for this): book 1, commline 282
Macrobius (Sat. 6. 5) says that
Laberius was the author of this line; and
Suetonius (Aug. 40) tells a story of Augustus'
quoting it. It had probably become
a stock line to express the grandeur
of imperial Rome. Gentem togatam is
not a tame addition, being sufficiently
characteristic; so that there is no need
with Heyne to seek a point in any antithesis
between arma and toga. Hor.
3 Od. 5. 10, Anciliorum et nominis et
togae Oblitus.