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Now, that no one may have to search for an example of suspiciosus, which I mentioned above, and of formidulosus in its less usual sense, Marcus Cato, On the properly of Florius, used suspiciosus as follows: lvii. 1, Jordan. But except in the case of one who practised public prostitution, or had hired himself out to a procurer, even though he had been ill-famed and suspected suspiciousus, they decided that it was unlawful to use force against the person of a freeman. For in this passage Cato uses suspicious in the sense of suspected, not that of suspecting. Sallust too in the (Cailine uses formidulosus of one who is feared, in this passage: vii. 5. To such men consequently no labour was unfamiliar, no region too rough or too steep, no armed foeman to be dreaded (formidulosus).
