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7th , ( Mr Wilkins ' Ed . of Catil . speeches , intr . $$ 18 , 19 ) ; again , Cato had not yet entered on his office of tribune ( S $ 58 , 81 ) , and this took place on Dec. ioth . Cases of ambitus were dealt with by one of the ...
7th , ( Mr Wilkins ' Ed . of Catil . speeches , intr . $$ 18 , 19 ) ; again , Cato had not yet entered on his office of tribune ( S $ 58 , 81 ) , and this took place on Dec. ioth . Cases of ambitus were dealt with by one of the ...
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Z. imperii ] sc . consularis . cf. in satis facere ] to justify myself in his Catil . 1. § 12. H. Perhaps the de- eyes . This , as well as adhibere arbi . cree of the Senate ( Oct. 25 ) , Vide- tros , is a legal expression . cf.
Z. imperii ] sc . consularis . cf. in satis facere ] to justify myself in his Catil . 1. § 12. H. Perhaps the de- eyes . This , as well as adhibere arbi . cree of the Senate ( Oct. 25 ) , Vide- tros , is a legal expression . cf.
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... non dicam , operam perdidisti , sed illud dicam , nullam esse in ista disciplina munitam ad consulatum viam , $ 99 tenet ] sc . mente , cf. § 26 tenebant , war , cf. in Catil . 1. § 18 , in Pis . and de Fin . III .
... non dicam , operam perdidisti , sed illud dicam , nullam esse in ista disciplina munitam ad consulatum viam , $ 99 tenet ] sc . mente , cf. § 26 tenebant , war , cf. in Catil . 1. § 18 , in Pis . and de Fin . III .
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... non dicam , operam perdidisti , sed illud dicam , nullam esse in ista disciplina munitam ad consulatum viam , $ 99 . tenet ] sc . mente , cf. § 26 tenebant , war , cf. in Catil . I. § 18 , in Pis . and de Fin . III .
... non dicam , operam perdidisti , sed illud dicam , nullam esse in ista disciplina munitam ad consulatum viam , $ 99 . tenet ] sc . mente , cf. § 26 tenebant , war , cf. in Catil . I. § 18 , in Pis . and de Fin . III .
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... here Cicero speaks with great oratorical license . repressum ] so in Catil . 1. § 30 . aliquot ] sc . seven , 81—75 B.C. rationes ] his position , both as to plans and material of war , in re . lation to his enemy . cf.
... here Cicero speaks with great oratorical license . repressum ] so in Catil . 1. § 30 . aliquot ] sc . seven , 81—75 B.C. rationes ] his position , both as to plans and material of war , in re . lation to his enemy . cf.
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| Title | M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. Murena Pitt press series |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Contributor | William Emerton Heitland |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | University Press, 1874 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 11 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 111 pages |
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