111.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 52r

Book 2, 10

The poet Naevius imprisoned in Rome (1st of 2)

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52r
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11L61
31A25552
32B311(ROMANS)
44G313
45K14
48A2(+0)
48C92
61E(ROME)
98B(NAEVIUS, Cn.)6

112.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 52r

Book 2, 10

The Greeks poets accused of slander (2nd of 2)

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52r
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11L61
31A25552(+932)
32B311(GREEKS)
33B12
33B13
48A22
48C91

113.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 52v

Book 2, 11

Actors who perform in sacred plays and priests who offer sacrifices are both dignified with the same civic honours, according to the Greek Socrates and the Roman Labeo; one man stabbing (or acting like stabbing?) another man in front of devilish idols, naked men and womendancing before idols: different kinds of sacrifices for evil and for good gods(?) (1st of 2)

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12B21:52B511(+6)
12E2122
12E51
12E63
12F2122
12F213
12F51
12F63
31D14(+89)
31D15(+89)
31E234632
32B311(GREEKS)
32B311(ROMANS)
41D91
41D92
45C13(DAGGER)
48C91
49LL72
98B(LABEO, Cornelius)5
98B(SOCRATES)5

114.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 52v

Book 2, 11

Messengers from Athens like Demosthenes, actors Aeschines and Aristodemus were sent before Philip of Macedonia to discuss important matter of peace and war (2nd of 2)

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31A25552(+932)
32B311(GREEKS)
34B11
44B121
44B421
47I213
47I221
48C8322
98B(AESCHINES)5
98B(ARISTODEMUS)5
98B(DEMOSTHENES)5
98B(PHILIP)5

115.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 53v

Book 2, 12

The senators of Rome impose severe punishment on slanderers of the Romans (1st of 2)

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31A25552
32B311(ROMANS)
33B13
44G(+62)
44G112
48C91
98B(CATO THE ELDER)4
98B(NAEVIUS, Cn.)3
98B(SCIPIO, Cnaeus)4
98B(SCIPIO, Publius)4