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Already at that time animated by the wish to bring the consulship into his family ,
Murena celebrated the Apollinarian games , the conduct of which belonged to the
praetor urbanus , with splendour all the greater that by reason of his having ...
Already at that time animated by the wish to bring the consulship into his family ,
Murena celebrated the Apollinarian games , the conduct of which belonged to the
praetor urbanus , with splendour all the greater that by reason of his having ...
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In B . C . 63 both came forward as candidates for the consulship of the following
year : neither had , so far as we know , held the Aedileship , but Murena had
become popular as praetor urbanus , while Sulpicius had had no chance of
winning ...
In B . C . 63 both came forward as candidates for the consulship of the following
year : neither had , so far as we know , held the Aedileship , but Murena had
become popular as praetor urbanus , while Sulpicius had had no chance of
winning ...
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In the year of his consulship ( B . C . 63 ) he was 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 ...
In the year of his consulship ( B . C . 63 ) he was 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 ...
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At any rate he was acquitted , for he held the consulship in the following year , C .
Remarks on the Speech . Mr Forsyth well says “ it is a striking proof of the elastic
energy of Cicero ' s mind that , at the very moment of the explosion of the ...
At any rate he was acquitted , for he held the consulship in the following year , C .
Remarks on the Speech . Mr Forsyth well says “ it is a striking proof of the elastic
energy of Cicero ' s mind that , at the very moment of the explosion of the ...
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Your claims to the consulship are very strong , Sulpicius ; but so are those of
Murena : you are just a match . Your depreciation of his family and puffing - up of
your own is partial and not based on fact . Your family is better known to book ...
Your claims to the consulship are very strong , Sulpicius ; but so are those of
Murena : you are just a match . Your depreciation of his family and puffing - up of
your own is partial and not based on fact . Your family is better known to book ...
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| Title | M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. Murena Pitt press series |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Editor | William Emerton Heitland |
| Contributor | William Emerton Heitland |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | University Press, 1874 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 11 Aug 2006 |
| Length | 132 pages |
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