Quintilian's Institutes of Oratory: Or, Education of an Orator, Volume 2G. Bell and sons, 1891 - Oratory |
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... merely to connect a series of cir cumstances in a case : thus , Let a father , who recognizes a son that he has exposed , take him back on paying for his sub- Quintilian here looks to the primary division of general states , according ...
... merely to connect a series of cir cumstances in a case : thus , Let a father , who recognizes a son that he has exposed , take him back on paying for his sub- Quintilian here looks to the primary division of general states , according ...
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... merely affords a subject for either party to excite the feelings ; for the father will say that he took back his exposed son ; the son will say that while he was exposed he was brought up by the poor man ; and thus each party will have ...
... merely affords a subject for either party to excite the feelings ; for the father will say that he took back his exposed son ; the son will say that while he was exposed he was brought up by the poor man ; and thus each party will have ...
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... merely showy , or that contribute nothing to the establishment of their case . * IV . 4 , 8 . + A possessore . ] Possessor is here used , in a strange and surprising sense , for defensor . Spalding . Sect . 26 . Others think that they ...
... merely showy , or that contribute nothing to the establishment of their case . * IV . 4 , 8 . + A possessore . ] Possessor is here used , in a strange and surprising sense , for defensor . Spalding . Sect . 26 . Others think that they ...
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... merely contemplate what presents itself to their own eyes . That what I say may be the better understood , I will give a case from the schools , one not very difficult or new , as an example : 42. Let the son who neglects to plead for ...
... merely contemplate what presents itself to their own eyes . That what I say may be the better understood , I will give a case from the schools , one not very difficult or new , as an example : 42. Let the son who neglects to plead for ...
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... mere form . But that there is a law in the way , and that it punishes that of which the illiterate son was guilty , is undoubted . What then shall we say on his behalf ? I was illiterate . 49. But the law was in force ; it comprehends ...
... mere form . But that there is a law in the way , and that it punishes that of which the illiterate son was guilty , is undoubted . What then shall we say on his behalf ? I was illiterate . 49. But the law was in force ; it comprehends ...
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