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QUADRIGARIUS in the third book of his Annals Fr. 44, Peter. wrote the following: "There a thousand of men is killed," using occiditur, not occiduntur. So too Lucilius in the third book of his Satires, From gate to gate a thousand of paces is. Thence to Salcrnum six, v. 124, Marx, who has exinde for sex inde and supplies sumus, mus profecti. has mille est, not mille sunt. Varro in the seventeenth book of his Antiquilies of Man writes: xviii, fr. 2, Mirsch. To the beginning of Romulus' reign is more than a thousand and one hundred years, Marcus Cato in the first book of his Origins, Fr. 26, Peter. From there it is nearly a thousand of paces. Marcus Cicero has in his sixth Oration against Antony, Phil. vi. 15. Is the middle Janus The middle Janus was the seat of money-lenders and bankers. As a district it extended along the northern side of the Forum Romanum. The Janus itself was near the basilica Aemlia, perhaps at the entrance to the Argiletum. so subject to the patronage of Lucius Antonius? Who has ever been found in that Janus who would lend Lucius Antonius a thousand of sesterces?
