The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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... ORATOR . TREATISE ON TOPICS . A DIALOGUE CONCERNING ORATORICAL PARTITIONS TREATISE ON THE BEST STYLE OF ORATORS • PAGE 1 19 69 87 93 • 116 124 134 147 155 167 186 200 224 241 • 307 331 458 486 • 527 ! CICERO'S ORATIONS . THE FOURTEEN ...
... ORATOR . TREATISE ON TOPICS . A DIALOGUE CONCERNING ORATORICAL PARTITIONS TREATISE ON THE BEST STYLE OF ORATORS • PAGE 1 19 69 87 93 • 116 124 134 147 155 167 186 200 224 241 • 307 331 458 486 • 527 ! CICERO'S ORATIONS . THE FOURTEEN ...
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... orator , but a man , than to reproach an adversary with a thing which if he denies by one single word , he who has reproached him cannot ad- vance one step further ? But I do not deny it ; and in this very point I convict you not only ...
... orator , but a man , than to reproach an adversary with a thing which if he denies by one single word , he who has reproached him cannot ad- vance one step further ? But I do not deny it ; and in this very point I convict you not only ...
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... oratory ; what would you have done if he had been able to make you eloquent ? However , let us return to your progress , and to Italy . XL . You led a colony to Casilinum , a place to which Cæsar had previously led one . You did indeed ...
... oratory ; what would you have done if he had been able to make you eloquent ? However , let us return to your progress , and to Italy . XL . You led a colony to Casilinum , a place to which Cæsar had previously led one . You did indeed ...
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... oratorical ability in such a class as to assert that it is a part of political science . But the duty of this ... orator , and also what we are to call his end ; since we shall call that his duty which he ought to do , and we shall term ...
... oratorical ability in such a class as to assert that it is a part of political science . But the duty of this ... orator , and also what we are to call his end ; since we shall call that his duty which he ought to do , and we shall term ...
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... orator into the cause , and the examination . The cause he defines to be a thing which has in itself a controversy of language united with the inter- position of certain characters . And that part , we too say , is assigned to the orator ...
... orator into the cause , and the examination . The cause he defines to be a thing which has in itself a controversy of language united with the inter- position of certain characters . And that part , we too say , is assigned to the orator ...
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