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[7] in iugo inopi] wie 5.42.6: inopem parvumque . . collem; 27, 15, 8: tumulum . . inopem; 28, 16, 8: in loco nudo atque inopi; 39, 1, 6: inops regio u. a. flagitio] Verletzung der militärischen Ehre; vgl. 42.60.4. atque etiam periculo] ist durch den Anschlufs an das Vorhergehende veranlafst, da statt atque etiam sine periculo non poterat, wie es vollständig heifsen würde, der regelmäfsige Ausdruck wäre: ac ne sine periculo quidem.
Livy. W. Weissenborn. Ab urbe condita, 43-44: commentary. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1880. 9.2.
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