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[5] moniti] häufiger sind folgende Ausdrücke: decernitur (s. 24.10.1; 32.8.1; 43.4.2 u. a.), iubent (s. 8.20.3; 37.1.7), censuerunt (s. 30.1.2), placuit (s. 43.12.1), senatus consultum est factum (s. 26.8.9; 41.6.1; 42.31.1); vgl. auch 28.45.9; 29.20.9: cum tribunis plebis actum est; zur Sache vgl. Mms. StR. 12, 51. succedere Licinio . . in Galliam] vgl. zu 24.12.6: Luceriam Graccho succedere. qui . . erat] ist erklärender Zusatz des Schriftstellers. [p. 40]
Livy. W. Weissenborn. Ab urbe condita, 45: commentary. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1880. 9.2.
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