The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Volumen5Hodges, Figgis ; Longmans, Green, 1915 |
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... Consul in the year 51 , and had taken a very active part against Caesar . Among his enemies exiled after Pharsalia , there was not one whom Caesar had greater reason to regard with feelings of vindictive indignation . Knowing that one ...
... Consul in the year 51 , and had taken a very active part against Caesar . Among his enemies exiled after Pharsalia , there was not one whom Caesar had greater reason to regard with feelings of vindictive indignation . Knowing that one ...
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... Consul himself . Marcellus had him publicly scourged . So much for Caesar and his Transpadane ! After Pharsalia , Marcellus retired to Mitylene . Cicero , who was at this time leading a somewhat subdued but not unpleasant life in Rome ...
... Consul himself . Marcellus had him publicly scourged . So much for Caesar and his Transpadane ! After Pharsalia , Marcellus retired to Mitylene . Cicero , who was at this time leading a somewhat subdued but not unpleasant life in Rome ...
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... Consul ) Master of the Horse . He had given directions to Lepidus to procure his election as sole Consul for 45. As Dictator , and at the same time Consul , ' says Ferrero ii . 319 , ' without a colleague , he was for all practical ...
... Consul ) Master of the Horse . He had given directions to Lepidus to procure his election as sole Consul for 45. As Dictator , and at the same time Consul , ' says Ferrero ii . 319 , ' without a colleague , he was for all practical ...
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... consul for half a day . When Cicero jests ( 694. 2 ) on the vigilance of the consul who never slept while he held office , and during whose tenure of it no one breakfasted , we can see that ' The bubbles of his mirth all spring From the ...
... consul for half a day . When Cicero jests ( 694. 2 ) on the vigilance of the consul who never slept while he held office , and during whose tenure of it no one breakfasted , we can see that ' The bubbles of his mirth all spring From the ...
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... consulship in his Cato : an excellent ( optimum ) consul , indeed ; could an enemy be more niggard of his praise ? ' to whom Cicero afterwards ascribes Caesariana celeritas . Caesar , CICERO'S CASE AGAINST CAESAR . xxxi.
... consulship in his Cato : an excellent ( optimum ) consul , indeed ; could an enemy be more niggard of his praise ? ' to whom Cicero afterwards ascribes Caesariana celeritas . Caesar , CICERO'S CASE AGAINST CAESAR . xxxi.
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