M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. MurenaUniversity Press, 1874 - 111 pages |
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... called the Second Mithridatic war , the son served his military apprentice- ship under the command of his father ( § 11 ) . According to the assertions of his accusers , the young officer gave himself up wholly to a life of Asiatic ...
... called the Second Mithridatic war , the son served his military apprentice- ship under the command of his father ( § 11 ) . According to the assertions of his accusers , the young officer gave himself up wholly to a life of Asiatic ...
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... called evictio rei venditae . cf. Julius Paullus , Sentent . II . 17 . quae mancipi sunt ] Res mancipi are things the transfer of which could only be accomplished by mancipatio or in iure cessio . cf. on § 26. man- cipatio was a form of ...
... called evictio rei venditae . cf. Julius Paullus , Sentent . II . 17 . quae mancipi sunt ] Res mancipi are things the transfer of which could only be accomplished by mancipatio or in iure cessio . cf. on § 26. man- cipatio was a form of ...
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... called expolitio . cf. on § 55 . with susceptum ] goes in sense flagitium , deportatum with dedecus . Some monstrous evil deed wrought in Asia , the scandal of which iol- lowed him to Rome . quidem ] cf. on § 23 . occupavit ] has ...
... called expolitio . cf. on § 55 . with susceptum ] goes in sense flagitium , deportatum with dedecus . Some monstrous evil deed wrought in Asia , the scandal of which iol- lowed him to Rome . quidem ] cf. on § 23 . occupavit ] has ...
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... called pleasure , ' not implying that it is the right name . Z. cf. pro Rabir . Post . § 28. See on § 67 . umbram ] = comitem assiduam . H. Z cf. in Pison . § 57 , omnes umbras etiam falsae gloriae , adding that there is probably in ...
... called pleasure , ' not implying that it is the right name . Z. cf. pro Rabir . Post . § 28. See on § 67 . umbram ] = comitem assiduam . H. Z cf. in Pison . § 57 , omnes umbras etiam falsae gloriae , adding that there is probably in ...
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... called his great work of research Naturalis Historia . Another word used in the same sense by Tacitus is periti . suffragatoribus ] " canvassers . ' .So See note on § 71 . § 44 . equestri loco ] i.e. he had filled no office , and so had ...
... called his great work of research Naturalis Historia . Another word used in the same sense by Tacitus is periti . suffragatoribus ] " canvassers . ' .So See note on § 71 . § 44 . equestri loco ] i.e. he had filled no office , and so had ...
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