XXII. WHIGS AND TORIES--_Continued_

=Motto.= "Trojan or Rutulian, it shall be the same to me."--Virgil,

_Æneid_, x. 108.

=161=: 24. =Diodorus Siculus.= A Greek historian of the first century,

born--as the name implies--in Sicily. He wrote a _Historical Library_,

of which only a part is preserved.

=162=: 19. =The spirit of party reigns more in the country.= Here

speaks the Whig prejudice of Addison; Sir Roger himself might have

thought differently.

=162=: 29. =Tory fox hunters.= See Addison's account of a typical Tory

fox hunter in _The Freeholder_, No. 22.

=164=: 23. =Fanatic.= The term was frequently applied to the Puritans,

and later to Dissenters.

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