Note 111 — NOTES TERMINAL
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Mr. Savage has just given me a note: “The Roman writers use ‘Adolescens’ and ‘Juvenis’ promiscuously. So Alexander is called Adolescens when he died at thirty-two; Cæsar that year when he was High Priest, and thirty-five at least (Livy?); and Brutus and Cassius in their Praetorship when they were forty (Sallust?).”