Note D — VI.
Reading edition
So strong was this feeling, that the very name inquilinus, or lodger, was an insult. Cicero not having been born at Rome, Catiline called him offensively civis inquilinus—a lodger citizen. (Sallust.)
Reading edition
So strong was this feeling, that the very name inquilinus, or lodger, was an insult. Cicero not having been born at Rome, Catiline called him offensively civis inquilinus—a lodger citizen. (Sallust.)