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[1-4] per se ips., in eigener Person, anders § 8. auspic. etc., c. 20, 6, Mommsen Str. 10. oper. ded., wie 23.35.16; 6.40.4; 29; 19, 12; 3, 41, 1; häufiger dare operam, zur Sache 34, 14, 1. med. monte, s. c. 20, 8: an dem Berge hin, hinan, s. 31.42.8. roboris, 37.40.3. Tectos. et Tr., die Fussgänger. ad p. deduct., s. 4.40.7. locaverunt, s. zu 1.1.1; 42.51.5; 29.2.5; Madvig vermuthet locaverant, im Folg. Cappadocis, vgl. 37.40.10: duo milia Cappadocum, ab Ariarathe missi erant regi; 38, 21, 2: ab Attalo Cretenses; aber 40.20.1: Ariarathis Cappadocis et Pharnacis Pontici. Morzi aux., s. 37.39.9: Eumenis auxiliares; Polyb. 25, 2: παρὰ Μορζίου; Strabo 12, 3, 41 p. 562: ὕστατος δὲ τῆς Παφλαγονίας ἦρξε Ληιόταρος — τὸ Μορζέου βασίλειον ἔχων τὰ Τάνγρα, eine Festung westlich vom Halys, j. Kiankari, Ritter 1, 354.
Livy. W. Weissenborn. Ab urbe condita: 35-38, commentary: Die Kriege gegen König Antiochus und die gleichzeitigen Ereignisse. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1873. 8.
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