The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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... passing a decree for the confirmation of all Cæsar's acts , without describing or naming them more precisely . At last , on the occasion of Cæsar's public funeral , he contrived so to inflame the populace against the conspirators , that ...
... passing a decree for the confirmation of all Cæsar's acts , without describing or naming them more precisely . At last , on the occasion of Cæsar's public funeral , he contrived so to inflame the populace against the conspirators , that ...
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... passed in his lifetime ought to be repealed , but I did not approve of meddling with those even which since the death of Cæsar you have seen produced and published . X Men have been recalled from banishment by a dead man ; the freedom ...
... passed in his lifetime ought to be repealed , but I did not approve of meddling with those even which since the death of Cæsar you have seen produced and published . X Men have been recalled from banishment by a dead man ; the freedom ...
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... passed , -in the passing of which he gloried , and on which he believed that the safety of the republic de- pended , especially those concerning provinces and concerning judicial proceedings , —can we , I say , we who defend the acts of ...
... passed , -in the passing of which he gloried , and on which he believed that the safety of the republic de- pended , especially those concerning provinces and concerning judicial proceedings , —can we , I say , we who defend the acts of ...
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... passed with reference to you , and by you ; when you , being augur , had abolished the auspices , being consul , had taken away the power of interposing the veto ; when you were escorted in the most shameful manner by armed guards ...
... passed with reference to you , and by you ; when you , being augur , had abolished the auspices , being consul , had taken away the power of interposing the veto ; when you were escorted in the most shameful manner by armed guards ...
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... passed for the purpose . V. But as , O conscript fathers , I have many things which I must say both in my own defence and against Marcus An- tonius , one thing I ask you , that you will listen to me with kindness while I am speaking for ...
... passed for the purpose . V. But as , O conscript fathers , I have many things which I must say both in my own defence and against Marcus An- tonius , one thing I ask you , that you will listen to me with kindness while I am speaking for ...
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