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Jupiter himself appeared to a citizen in a dream, and bade him tell the consuls not to lay down their office without being reconciled. On this Pompeius stood still, and said not a word; but Crassus advanced, took his hand, and exclaimed, "My countrymen, I am doing nothing ignoble or mean in being the first to give way to Pompeius, whom you deemed worthy of the name of Magnus before he had a beard, and twice decreed him a triumph before he was a senator." Such was the ceremony which Pompeius demanded of his equals; to the multitude he was still more haughty. He withdrew himself from the business of an advocate, on which the most illustrious citizens had been wont to pride themselves; and he never went into the forum unless surrounded by a company of nobles.

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1. Give the gender, vocative sing., and dative plural of γυνή, στρατιώτης, μήτηρ, γραῦς, λαγώς: and the gender, ablative sing., and genitive plural of vates, cinis, fur, mare, animal.

2. Give the comparative and superlative of Taxéws, TOXÚS, ἁπλοῦς, βραδύς, ἥσυχος, multus, infra, anxius, antiquus, niger.

3. Write out in full:—

opt. of olda;

B