M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. MurenaUniversity Press, 1874 - 111 pages |
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... brought Murena to trial , with what result will be presently seen . He himself did not attain to the consulship until the year 51 B.C. In the civil war he took the side of Caesar , and was appointed by him to the government of the ...
... brought Murena to trial , with what result will be presently seen . He himself did not attain to the consulship until the year 51 B.C. In the civil war he took the side of Caesar , and was appointed by him to the government of the ...
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... brought face to face with one of the most serious dangers that ever threatened Rome , the foul conspiracy of Catiline . His watchfulness and energy thwarted all the plans of the band of traitors , and without doubt saved the State , as ...
... brought face to face with one of the most serious dangers that ever threatened Rome , the foul conspiracy of Catiline . His watchfulness and energy thwarted all the plans of the band of traitors , and without doubt saved the State , as ...
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... brought against him is not certain ; but from the stress laid by Cicero on the political exigencies of the time ( §§ 4 , 79 ) , and the orator's own boast ( pro Flacco , § 98 , cf. Quintil . VI . i . 35 ) , we naturally infer that he ...
... brought against him is not certain ; but from the stress laid by Cicero on the political exigencies of the time ( §§ 4 , 79 ) , and the orator's own boast ( pro Flacco , § 98 , cf. Quintil . VI . i . 35 ) , we naturally infer that he ...
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... brought out this contrast so strongly ; but you have driven me to it . The fact is , Sulpicius , men were tired of you . I have felt the same thing myself . And clearly the soldier has far higher claims to office than the jurist . Rome ...
... brought out this contrast so strongly ; but you have driven me to it . The fact is , Sulpicius , men were tired of you . I have felt the same thing myself . And clearly the soldier has far higher claims to office than the jurist . Rome ...
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... brought in your disparagement of Murena's family . in Aventinum ] incorrect , accord- ing to Liv . II . 32 , unless the refer- ence be to the same thing as the coetus nocturni of Liv . IK 28 . sin autem ...... et ] but if it be true ...
... brought in your disparagement of Murena's family . in Aventinum ] incorrect , accord- ing to Liv . II . 32 , unless the refer- ence be to the same thing as the coetus nocturni of Liv . IK 28 . sin autem ...... et ] but if it be true ...
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