The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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... dignity with equanimity ? XIII . And you , O Marcus Antonius , ( I address myself to you , though in your absence , ) do you not prefer that day on which the senate was assembled in the temple of Tellus , to all those months during ...
... dignity with equanimity ? XIII . And you , O Marcus Antonius , ( I address myself to you , though in your absence , ) do you not prefer that day on which the senate was assembled in the temple of Tellus , to all those months during ...
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... dignity and renown and glory which you had acquired ? Whence then is this sudden change ? I cannot be induced to suspect that you have been caught by the desire of acquiring money ; every one may say what he pleases , but we are not ...
... dignity and renown and glory which you had acquired ? Whence then is this sudden change ? I cannot be induced to suspect that you have been caught by the desire of acquiring money ; every one may say what he pleases , but we are not ...
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... dignity , and the other would have been suited to your prudence . " This , O Marcus Antonius , was at all times my advice both respecting Pompeius and concerning the republic . And if it had prevailed , the republic would still be ...
... dignity , and the other would have been suited to your prudence . " This , O Marcus Antonius , was at all times my advice both respecting Pompeius and concerning the republic . And if it had prevailed , the republic would still be ...
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... dignity , not by the death of his father , a most illustrious man , nor by the death of his uncle , nor by the deprivation of his own dignity , but by my advice and authority ? Did I persuade Caius Trebonius ? a man whom I should not ...
... dignity , not by the death of his father , a most illustrious man , nor by the death of his uncle , nor by the deprivation of his own dignity , but by my advice and authority ? Did I persuade Caius Trebonius ? a man whom I should not ...
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... dignity after- wards . He thought more of consulting their existing dignity . But because each of us had a definite object to pursue , our disagreement was the more endurable . But what that extra- ordinary and almost godlike man ...
... dignity after- wards . He thought more of consulting their existing dignity . But because each of us had a definite object to pursue , our disagreement was the more endurable . But what that extra- ordinary and almost godlike man ...
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