17/32 [42] [Footnote 40: Symmachus (l.iv.epist. 4) expresses the judicial forms of the senate; and Claudian (i.Cons.Stilich.l.i. 325, &c.) seems to feel the spirit of a Roman.] [Footnote 41: Claudian finely displays these complaints of Symmachus, in a speech of the goddess of Rome, before the throne of Jupiter, (de Bell Gildon. 28-128.)] [Footnote 42: See Claudian (in Eutrop.l.i 401, &c. |