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| | Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 146 (v. 2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | § 1, Urseius is represented as quoting Proculus, for the latter interpretation would require us to suppose that each cited the other, and it is not thought likely that a senior and more distinguished jurist would cite or comment upon a junior contemporary. |
 | | There is less improbability that Cassius should have written upon Urseius than that Proculus should have done so, for Cassius was probably younger than Proculus, and, though older than Urseius, he may have thought fit to criticise the writings of a young follower of the opposite school. |
 | | It is singular that the meaning of the word apud in such connection, if it be not used in different meanings,—important though it appears to be at first view, for the sake of legal biography and chronology, to determine what that meaning is,— is still a matter of undecided controversy. |
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