The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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... given by that law , but two most salutary laws and modes of judicial investigation that are abolished . And what is this but exhorting young men to be turbulent , sedi- tious , mischievous citizens ? To what extent of mischief will it ...
... given by that law , but two most salutary laws and modes of judicial investigation that are abolished . And what is this but exhorting young men to be turbulent , sedi- tious , mischievous citizens ? To what extent of mischief will it ...
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... given by the Roman people , appear to you of small importance ? Oh ! happy are those men who , though they themselves were unable to be present on account of the violence of arms . still were present in spirit . VOL . IV . C and had a ...
... given by the Roman people , appear to you of small importance ? Oh ! happy are those men who , though they themselves were unable to be present on account of the violence of arms . still were present in spirit . VOL . IV . C and had a ...
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... given to Brutus and Cassius ? why were quæstors assigned to them ? why was the number of their lieutenants augmented ? And all these measures were owing to you . They are not homicides then . It follows that in your opinion they are ...
... given to Brutus and Cassius ? why were quæstors assigned to them ? why was the number of their lieutenants augmented ? And all these measures were owing to you . They are not homicides then . It follows that in your opinion they are ...
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... given him Italy to trample on , what journeys did he make in every direction ! how did he visit the municipal towns ! I know that I am only speaking of matters which have been discussed in every one's conversation , and that the things ...
... given him Italy to trample on , what journeys did he make in every direction ! how did he visit the municipal towns ! I know that I am only speaking of matters which have been discussed in every one's conversation , and that the things ...
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... given him , and those too which were seized by him ? Want compelled him ; he did not know where to turn . That great inheritance from Lucius Rubrius , and that other from Lucius Turselius , had not yet come to him . He had not yet ...
... given him , and those too which were seized by him ? Want compelled him ; he did not know where to turn . That great inheritance from Lucius Rubrius , and that other from Lucius Turselius , had not yet come to him . He had not yet ...
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