The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Volumen4Hodges, Figgis ; Longmans, Green, 1918 |
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... give me the benefit of his vigorous and acute criticism ; and also to Mr. J. T. Gibbs , Manager of the University Press , whose care and watchfulness have saved me from many errors both of statement and expression . L. C. P. TRINITY ...
... give me the benefit of his vigorous and acute criticism ; and also to Mr. J. T. Gibbs , Manager of the University Press , whose care and watchfulness have saved me from many errors both of statement and expression . L. C. P. TRINITY ...
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... give him information in case there was any mismanagement of affairs in that region . ... appears to have had no proper information as to the amount of Caesar's forces , or of his own either ( 319. 1 : ep . Plut . Pomp . 57 , avтòv dè ...
... give him information in case there was any mismanagement of affairs in that region . ... appears to have had no proper information as to the amount of Caesar's forces , or of his own either ( 319. 1 : ep . Plut . Pomp . 57 , avтòv dè ...
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... give Caesar pain . " Cicero entertains the most gloomy views of the state of anarchy and chaos which will ensue from the recklessness of a single desperado , and is alarmed at the inadequate forces on the Pompeian side ; the ...
... give Caesar pain . " Cicero entertains the most gloomy views of the state of anarchy and chaos which will ensue from the recklessness of a single desperado , and is alarmed at the inadequate forces on the Pompeian side ; the ...
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... give up his forces and go to Spain within a specified time , and without definite arrangements concerning the proposed conference . He accordingly rejected Pompey's terms , and turned to the prosecution of the war . Though no actual ...
... give up his forces and go to Spain within a specified time , and without definite arrangements concerning the proposed conference . He accordingly rejected Pompey's terms , and turned to the prosecution of the war . Though no actual ...
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... give to the message brought by L. Caesar , and the course of action which Pompey will adopt . Pompey says that in a few days he will have a strong army , and holds out hopes that if Caesar advances into Picenum we shall all soon return ...
... give to the message brought by L. Caesar , and the course of action which Pompey will adopt . Pompey says that in a few days he will have a strong army , and holds out hopes that if Caesar advances into Picenum we shall all soon return ...
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