The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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Page 11
... judges . I am not asking about those men , says he . Whoever has acted as centurion , let him be a judge . But if you were to propose a law , that whoever had served in the cavalry , which is a higher post , should be a judge , you ...
... judges . I am not asking about those men , says he . Whoever has acted as centurion , let him be a judge . But if you were to propose a law , that whoever had served in the cavalry , which is a higher post , should be a judge , you ...
Page 12
... judge will be bold enough to venture to condemn a criminal , knowing that he will immediately be dragged before a gang of hireling operatives ? It is not , therefore , a right of appeal that is given by that law , but two most salutary ...
... judge will be bold enough to venture to condemn a criminal , knowing that he will immediately be dragged before a gang of hireling operatives ? It is not , therefore , a right of appeal that is given by that law , but two most salutary ...
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... judges , and judges most truly , that he is not consul at all . We must take care , therefore , O conscript fathers , to sanction the private decision of Decimus Brutus by public authority . Nor , indeed , ought you to have thought ...
... judges , and judges most truly , that he is not consul at all . We must take care , therefore , O conscript fathers , to sanction the private decision of Decimus Brutus by public authority . Nor , indeed , ought you to have thought ...
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... judges that he , and his army , and the municipalities and colonies of the province of Gaul , have acted and are acting properly , and regularly , and in a manner advantageous to the republic . And the senate thinks that it will be THE ...
... judges that he , and his army , and the municipalities and colonies of the province of Gaul , have acted and are acting properly , and regularly , and in a manner advantageous to the republic . And the senate thinks that it will be THE ...
Page 98
... judges ! Oh the admi- rable dignity of that council ! I do long to plead in behalf of some defendant before that ... judge ? Does he - which is most important - does he know anything about our laws and manners ? Is he even acquainted ...
... judges ! Oh the admi- rable dignity of that council ! I do long to plead in behalf of some defendant before that ... judge ? Does he - which is most important - does he know anything about our laws and manners ? Is he even acquainted ...
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