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... defendant were each of them to reject five out of each of the three classes , so that the number of the judges that actually voted might be reduced to fifty - one . 10 Cassinius Schola gave evidence against Milo on the first day of the ...
... defendant were each of them to reject five out of each of the three classes , so that the number of the judges that actually voted might be reduced to fifty - one . 10 Cassinius Schola gave evidence against Milo on the first day of the ...
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... defendant was made by Cicero alone . Some persons were of opinion that the line of defence proper to be taken in the present instance was , that in killing Clodius Milo had proved him- self a benefactor to the commonwealth ; and this ...
... defendant was made by Cicero alone . Some persons were of opinion that the line of defence proper to be taken in the present instance was , that in killing Clodius Milo had proved him- self a benefactor to the commonwealth ; and this ...
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... defendant . ' In the next clause translate adversi , ' those in front : ' so Cicero uses the phrase adversi dentes for ' the front teeth , ' de Nat . Deor . 11. 54 . qui animo ... præsenti fuerunt . Comp . Virg . Æn . v . 363 : Nunc si ...
... defendant . ' In the next clause translate adversi , ' those in front : ' so Cicero uses the phrase adversi dentes for ' the front teeth , ' de Nat . Deor . 11. 54 . qui animo ... præsenti fuerunt . Comp . Virg . Æn . v . 363 : Nunc si ...
Page 60
... defendant plotted against the life of the deceased , let him not go unpunished ; if deceased plotted against the life of the defendant , then let us be acquitted of guilt . ' For the phrase ut ne sit impune , comp . Liv . 1. 58 ; ' haud ...
... defendant plotted against the life of the deceased , let him not go unpunished ; if deceased plotted against the life of the defendant , then let us be acquitted of guilt . ' For the phrase ut ne sit impune , comp . Liv . 1. 58 ; ' haud ...
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... defendant in these respects stands convicted . ' This and the next sentence are spoken ironically . There seems to be an allusion here to the circumstance mentioned by Dion Cassius , who says that Clodius actually had preferred an ...
... defendant in these respects stands convicted . ' This and the next sentence are spoken ironically . There seems to be an allusion here to the circumstance mentioned by Dion Cassius , who says that Clodius actually had preferred an ...
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