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Page 345
... Cicero's time , and the opinion which he himself entertained concerning it . It is remarkable , though not perhaps surprizing , that hardly any mention occurs of it in the literary monuments of the Augustan period : - but , with the ...
... Cicero's time , and the opinion which he himself entertained concerning it . It is remarkable , though not perhaps surprizing , that hardly any mention occurs of it in the literary monuments of the Augustan period : - but , with the ...
Page 349
... Cicero's treatise de Re Publicá . However this may be , at the restoration of antient learning we have the eloquent regrets of Petrarch ( already mentioned ) , expressed in one of his letters , on account of the unsuccessful search ...
... Cicero's treatise de Re Publicá . However this may be , at the restoration of antient learning we have the eloquent regrets of Petrarch ( already mentioned ) , expressed in one of his letters , on account of the unsuccessful search ...
Page 353
... Cicero , in like manner , takes up the established traditions ; and , intent on demonstrating the uninterrupted progress of Rome to pros- perity , he overlooks one or two unlucky events which ... Cicero , and Cicero de Re Publicá . 353.
... Cicero , in like manner , takes up the established traditions ; and , intent on demonstrating the uninterrupted progress of Rome to pros- perity , he overlooks one or two unlucky events which ... Cicero , and Cicero de Re Publicá . 353.
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