Aruntius

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 5
, a Roman who ridiculed the rites of Bacchus, for which the god inebriated him to such a degree that he offered violence to his daughter Me dull in a, who murdered him when she found that he acted so dishonourably to her virtue. Plutarch , Parallel a minor a .――A man who wrote an account of the Punic wars in the style of Sallust, in the reign of August us. Tacitus , Annals , bk. 1 .— Seneca , ltr. 14 .――Another Latin writer. Seneca , de Benefic i is , bk. 6 .――Paterculus, a man who gave Æmylius Censor in us tyrant of Ægest a a brazen horse to torment criminals. The tyrant made the first experiment upon the body of the donor. Plutarch , Parallel a minor a .――Stella, a poet descended of a consular family in the age of Domitian.
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