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‘ [3] pro studio, adde quod omnis aetas in imperio repre- 1 2 henditur. senex est quispiam? inhabilis videtur : adulescens? 3 additur his et furere. 4 iam quid amabilem omnibus Probum dico? cui cum 5 me aemulum esse cupitis, cui libens cedo et cuius esse dux cupio, in necessitatem mortis me trahitis. habeo solacium ’

1 See note to Tyr. Trig., xxv. 3.

2 An allusion to the well-known story of Dionysius of Syracuse and his courtier Damocles; see Cicero, Tusc. Disp., v. 61-62.

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Scriptores Historiae Augustae, Vol 3. David Magie. London: William Heinemann; New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1932. OCR cleanup.

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