The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Volumen4Hodges, Figgis ; Longmans, Green, 1918 |
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... passage is interesting , as showing that there was a general opinion from the very first that it was quite as probable as not that Pompey would leave Italy : cp . 315. 1 ; 365.6 ; though Cicero in 343. 5 , in writing to Pompey , makes ...
... passage is interesting , as showing that there was a general opinion from the very first that it was quite as probable as not that Pompey would leave Italy : cp . 315. 1 ; 365.6 ; though Cicero in 343. 5 , in writing to Pompey , makes ...
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... passage , 343. 3 : add Plut . Cic . 38 . 4 Nissen ( p . 104 , note ) and Schmidt ( p . 124 ) are right in pointing out that the loyal Optimates must have felt some fear that a reconciliation might be effected between Caesar and Pompey ...
... passage , 343. 3 : add Plut . Cic . 38 . 4 Nissen ( p . 104 , note ) and Schmidt ( p . 124 ) are right in pointing out that the loyal Optimates must have felt some fear that a reconciliation might be effected between Caesar and Pompey ...
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... passage . Caesar did not follow Pompey to Greece at this time ( though Cicero thought he would do so , 373. 1 ) , as he had no fleet , and it was difficult to collect one in winter ( Caes . i . 29. 2 ) ; and it would have been very ...
... passage . Caesar did not follow Pompey to Greece at this time ( though Cicero thought he would do so , 373. 1 ) , as he had no fleet , and it was difficult to collect one in winter ( Caes . i . 29. 2 ) ; and it would have been very ...
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... passage Cicero means - It is more honourable to leave Caesar when victor than when vanquished ; but not when complete victor ; that would be foolish - rather when the outlook points probably , but not decisively , to his victory . We ...
... passage Cicero means - It is more honourable to leave Caesar when victor than when vanquished ; but not when complete victor ; that would be foolish - rather when the outlook points probably , but not decisively , to his victory . We ...
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... passage ' was the plan which he regarded with most favour . But at the same time we frequently read that he contemplated more decided measures , which he gene- rally speaks of in some such phrase as Caelianum illud . " 1392. 9 , sedeo ...
... passage ' was the plan which he regarded with most favour . But at the same time we frequently read that he contemplated more decided measures , which he gene- rally speaks of in some such phrase as Caelianum illud . " 1392. 9 , sedeo ...
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