The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Volumen1Hodges, Figgis ; Longmans, Green, 1885 |
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... means account for the conduct of Cicero or of Clodius . Pulchellus would not concern himself about the question whether ẞows had one lover more or less . Cicero's conduct in taking a lenient view of Clodius ' sacrilege does not need to ...
... means account for the conduct of Cicero or of Clodius . Pulchellus would not concern himself about the question whether ẞows had one lover more or less . Cicero's conduct in taking a lenient view of Clodius ' sacrilege does not need to ...
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... means of gaining public notice . There was hardly a man of eminence at Rome who had not appeared both as prosecutor and as defendant . Plutarch tells us that Cato Maior was prosecuted nearly fifty times , and he was constantly engaged ...
... means of gaining public notice . There was hardly a man of eminence at Rome who had not appeared both as prosecutor and as defendant . Plutarch tells us that Cato Maior was prosecuted nearly fifty times , and he was constantly engaged ...
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... means so trustworthy might be expected a priori ; and we have among them letters in which one can hardly believe that the expressed sentiment is sincere - for instance , the letter to Antonius ( Att . xiv . 13 ) , in which he uses such ...
... means so trustworthy might be expected a priori ; and we have among them letters in which one can hardly believe that the expressed sentiment is sincere - for instance , the letter to Antonius ( Att . xiv . 13 ) , in which he uses such ...
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... means at one , some gravely distrusting Pompeius ) became obviously Utopian after the year 698 ( b . c . 56 ) . Yet the Optimates finally coalesced with Pompeius against Caesar , and here , again , Cicero was in a minority , for he ...
... means at one , some gravely distrusting Pompeius ) became obviously Utopian after the year 698 ( b . c . 56 ) . Yet the Optimates finally coalesced with Pompeius against Caesar , and here , again , Cicero was in a minority , for he ...
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... means . They put the public in possession of the circumstances in each of these cases , and taught them to look on these circum- stances with the eyes of the speaker and his party ; they converted resistance into acceptance , and warmed ...
... means . They put the public in possession of the circumstances in each of these cases , and taught them to look on these circum- stances with the eyes of the speaker and his party ; they converted resistance into acceptance , and warmed ...
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