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The History of Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wool, and Other Fibrous Substances

Note 680 — APPENDICES.

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Nec, velit insidiis altassi claudere valles, Dum placeas, humeri retia ferre negent.—Tibullus, i. 4. 49, 50.

It was the duty of the attendants (J. Pollux, v. 4. 27-31) in most cases to carry the nets on their shoulders, agreeably to the representation in the Plate X. Pliny, l. c.

Cassibus impositos venor.—Propert. iv. 2. 32.

... alius raras Cervice gravi portare plagas.—Sen. Hippol. i. l. 44.

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