The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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... of the immortal gods ! for while I look upon you , O Dolabella , who are most dear to me , it is impossible for me to keep sence respecting the error into which you are both falling ; for I believe that 14 CICERO'S ORATIONS .
... of the immortal gods ! for while I look upon you , O Dolabella , who are most dear to me , it is impossible for me to keep sence respecting the error into which you are both falling ; for I believe that 14 CICERO'S ORATIONS .
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... respect he surpasses every- body ; to be beloved by his own kinsmen , who do love him beyond measure ; but in whose case before do we ever recollect such anxiety and such fear being manifested ? Certainly in no one's . What , then , are ...
... respect he surpasses every- body ; to be beloved by his own kinsmen , who do love him beyond measure ; but in whose case before do we ever recollect such anxiety and such fear being manifested ? Certainly in no one's . What , then , are ...
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... respect deserves to be considered a consul , whether we regard his way of life , or his principle of governing the republic , or the manner in which he was elected , I am beyond all dispute a man of consular rank . That , therefore ...
... respect deserves to be considered a consul , whether we regard his way of life , or his principle of governing the republic , or the manner in which he was elected , I am beyond all dispute a man of consular rank . That , therefore ...
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... respecting Pompeius and concerning the republic . And if it had prevailed , the republic would still be standing , and you would have perished through your own crimes , and indigence , and infamy . XI . But these are all old stories now ...
... respecting Pompeius and concerning the republic . And if it had prevailed , the republic would still be standing , and you would have perished through your own crimes , and indigence , and infamy . XI . But these are all old stories now ...
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... respecting the general interests of the republic , should continue in uninterrupted friendship . But I saw clearly what his opinions and views were , and he saw mine equally . I was for providing for the safety of the citizens in the ...
... respecting the general interests of the republic , should continue in uninterrupted friendship . But I saw clearly what his opinions and views were , and he saw mine equally . I was for providing for the safety of the citizens in the ...
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