52. See the third Satire (60 125) of Juvenal, who indignantly complains, --Quamvis quota portio faecia Achaei! Jampridem Syrus in Tiberim defluxit Orontes; Et linguam et mores, etc. Seneca, when he proposes to comfort his mother (Consolat. ad Helv. c. 6) by the reflection that a great part of mankind were in a state of exile, reminds her how few of the inhabitants of Rome were born in the city.
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