The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4G. Bell, 1890 |
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... statement . They have all hitherto suffered severer punishments than I could have wished for them ; but I mar- vel that you , O Antonius , do not fear the end of those men whose conduct you are imitating . And in others I was less ...
... statement . They have all hitherto suffered severer punishments than I could have wished for them ; but I mar- vel that you , O Antonius , do not fear the end of those men whose conduct you are imitating . And in others I was less ...
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... statement respecting the auspices , though it was still necessary for us to respect them . The fortune of the Roman people saved us from that day . Did the death of Cæsar also put an end to your opinion respecting the auspices ? But I ...
... statement respecting the auspices , though it was still necessary for us to respect them . The fortune of the Roman people saved us from that day . Did the death of Cæsar also put an end to your opinion respecting the auspices ? But I ...
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... statements against that un- happy woman in the senate , or more wicked to make them against Dolabella , or more scandalous to make them in the presence of her father , or more cruel to make them at all ? Who XXXIX . However , let us ...
... statements against that un- happy woman in the senate , or more wicked to make them against Dolabella , or more scandalous to make them in the presence of her father , or more cruel to make them at all ? Who XXXIX . However , let us ...
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... statements ? will you dare to open your mouth at all ? Can you find one single article in this long speech of mine , to which you trust that you can make any answer ? However , we will say no more of what is past . XLIV . But this ...
... statements ? will you dare to open your mouth at all ? Can you find one single article in this long speech of mine , to which you trust that you can make any answer ? However , we will say no more of what is past . XLIV . But this ...
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... to be engraved on brass , having received bribes for such orders . And his statement always was , that he was doing these things in obedience to the memo . VOL . IV . H randa of Cæsar , of which he himself was the THE FIFTH PHILIPPIC . 97.
... to be engraved on brass , having received bribes for such orders . And his statement always was , that he was doing these things in obedience to the memo . VOL . IV . H randa of Cæsar , of which he himself was the THE FIFTH PHILIPPIC . 97.
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