This region still retains the name (Teutobergenwald = Teutobergiensis saltus) which it bore in the days of Arminius.

Ipsa vellet ut venires, si deceret virginem: 40 Jam tribus choros videres feriatos noctibus Congreges inter catervas ire per saltus tuos, Floreas inter coronas, myrteas inter casas: Nee Ceres nee Bacchus absunt, nee poetarum Deus; De tenente tota nox est pervigilia canticis: 45 Regnet in silvis Dione; tu recede, Delia.

"CASTELLA IN TUMULIS ET LONGE SALTUS LATEQUE VACANTES.

The Cherusci, under the command of Arminius (Hermann), lured the unfortunate Varus into the wilds of the Saltus Teutoburgiensis (Tutinger Wold), where they massacred him and his whole army.

how they have been pleased with it, to prune, plant, inoculate and graft, to show so many several kinds of pears, apples, plums, peaches, &c. "Nunc captare feras laqueo, nunc fallere visco, Atque etiam magnos canibus circundare saltus Insidias avibus moliri, incendere vepres.

Signa hujus morbi sunt plurimus saltus, sonitus aurium, capitis gravedo, lingua titubat, oculi excavantur, &c. 2464.

Probably the supposed transmutation is per saltus.

Nempe sibi semper constat, crescitque quotannis Lucida progenies, castos confessa parentes; Dum virides inter saltus lucosque sonoros Vere novo exultat, plumasque decora Juventus Explicat ad solem, patriisque coloribus ardet.

It is a derivative, through the French, from the Latin saltus.]

They were of course armed, and as we may guess from Varro's remarks on the kind of slaves suitable for shepherding, this was usually the practice, in order to defend the flocks from wild beasts and robbers, particularly when they were driven up to summer pasture (as they still are) in the saltus of the Apennines.

SEE Saltus, Edgar.

SALTUS, EDGAR.

R108271, 5Mar53, Marie Saltus (W) SALTUS, MARIE Purple and fine women.

R108271, 5Mar53, Marie Saltus (W) SALTUS, MARIE Purple and fine women.

SEE Saltus, Edgar.

SEE Saltus, Edgar.

SALTUS, EDGAR.

R108271, 5Mar53, Marie Saltus (W) SALTUS, MARIE Purple and fine women.

R108271, 5Mar53, Marie Saltus (W) SALTUS, MARIE Purple and fine women.

SEE Saltus, Edgar.

Nempe sibi semper constat, crescitque quotannis Lucida progenies, castos confessa parentes; Dum virides inter saltus lucosque sonoros Vere novo exultat, plumasque decora Juventus Explicat ad solem, patriisque coloribus ardet.

"So in the wood pastures (saltus) it behooves one to have young men and usually armed men, while on the farm boys or even girls may tend the flock.

Some hold that it is expedient also to furnish women for those who pasture the flocks in the Saltus and the forests and have no residence but find their shelter from the rain under improvised sheds: that such women following the flocks and preparing the food for the shepherds keep the men better satisfied and more devoted to their duty.

"] [Footnote 151: In modern Italy the shepherds do not take their women with them to the saltus, but, as Dennis says, lead there the life of "celibates, without the vows.

SALTUS, EDGAR, an interesting American writer, born in New York; a busy writer in fiction, biography (Balzac), and philosophy, e. g. "The Philosophy of Disenchantment" and "The Anatomy of Negation," studies in a somewhat cheerful pessimism; b. 1858.