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Excerpt from Mnemosyne, Vol. 26: Bibliotheca Philologica Batava
V. Pomerium prolatum erat locus sanctus; sequitur ut sta tuamua, eum locum non patuisse commeatui privatorum, sed fuisse iure et religione clausum, ra'7rov icpòv nal &barov. Plu tarchus rectissime hanc ob causam eas partes veteris pomofii quae sub portis essent, sanctae esse non potuisse a?irmat quod illa loca patere deberent commeatui, rà; Sè ardita: oòx' oi'o'v r' fiv a'(R)u=pcìaau 31' (511 &aaa rs 7roaaà 7:3v a'vayxalwv xa) rain; vsxpoò; Èxxopclfoumv; aratrum, olim eis locis paullisper elatum, praebuerat huius rei imaginem aptissimam l); candem ob causam autem necesse est, in pomerio prolato non minus quam in vetere pomerio fuisse certos aditus quibus solis liceret transire. Verum quod inde deduci debet quamquam est simplex et cer tissimum, tamen videtur esse novum: Pomerium prolatum fuit locus non solum iure et religione, sed etiam facto, clausus; in eo etiam certi patuerunt aditus, veteribus portis ratione consimiles, per quos solos in urbem intrari et ex ea exiri poterat.
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