The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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Page 65
... hand ? Why are not the folding - doors of the temple of Concord open ? Why do you bring men of all nations the most barbarous , Ityreans , armed with arrows , into the forum ? He says , that he does so as a guard . Is it not then better ...
... hand ? Why are not the folding - doors of the temple of Concord open ? Why do you bring men of all nations the most barbarous , Ityreans , armed with arrows , into the forum ? He says , that he does so as a guard . Is it not then better ...
Page 66
... hands ; I wish that they may do so while we are still safe . But however you treat us , as long as you adopt those ... hand , a man who was not aiming at regal power , but actually reigning . And their action is not only of itself a ...
... hands ; I wish that they may do so while we are still safe . But however you treat us , as long as you adopt those ... hand , a man who was not aiming at regal power , but actually reigning . And their action is not only of itself a ...
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... hand , still a short time is a long one for people who are not prepared . For a day , or I should rather say an hour , often brings great disasters , if no precautions are taken . And it is not usual to wait for a fixed day for holding ...
... hand , still a short time is a long one for people who are not prepared . For a day , or I should rather say an hour , often brings great disasters , if no precautions are taken . And it is not usual to wait for a fixed day for holding ...
Page 74
... hand of Decimus Brutus than our ancestors received from Lucius Brutus , the founder of this race and name which we ought to be so anxious to preserve . V. But , while all slavery is miserable , to be slave to a man who is profligate ...
... hand of Decimus Brutus than our ancestors received from Lucius Brutus , the founder of this race and name which we ought to be so anxious to preserve . V. But , while all slavery is miserable , to be slave to a man who is profligate ...
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... hand , is more profligate than the man who abuses him ? He re- proaches the son of Caius Cæsar with his want of noble blood , when even his natural1 father , if he had been alive , Iwould have been made consul . His mother is a woman of ...
... hand , is more profligate than the man who abuses him ? He re- proaches the son of Caius Cæsar with his want of noble blood , when even his natural1 father , if he had been alive , Iwould have been made consul . His mother is a woman of ...
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