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It having become notorious that Catiline ' s band of conspirators had decided to
carry through this election with violence , and to kill the presiding Consul and the
rivals of their leader , the election appointed for the 22nd of September was put ...
It having become notorious that Catiline ' s band of conspirators had decided to
carry through this election with violence , and to kill the presiding Consul and the
rivals of their leader , the election appointed for the 22nd of September was put ...
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The result of the election was that out of the four candidates ( Decimus Junius
Silanus and L . Sergius Catilina being the other two ) the choice fell upon Silanus
and Murena . The subsequent rebellion and death of Catiline will be found
treated ...
The result of the election was that out of the four candidates ( Decimus Junius
Silanus and L . Sergius Catilina being the other two ) the choice fell upon Silanus
and Murena . The subsequent rebellion and death of Catiline will be found
treated ...
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Such was the man who declared before this consular election that he would
prosecute any candidate whom he found to have been guilty of corrupt practices
as defined by the existing law ( pro Mur . $ 62 , Plut . Cato 21 ) . But Catiline fled
from ...
Such was the man who declared before this consular election that he would
prosecute any candidate whom he found to have been guilty of corrupt practices
as defined by the existing law ( pro Mur . $ 62 , Plut . Cato 21 ) . But Catiline fled
from ...
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When Murena was accused of ambitus , the consul , to the surprise of some ,
came forward to defend him . His reasons for this course were , ( a ) He had been
returning officer at the election , and felt bound to support the man whom he had
...
When Murena was accused of ambitus , the consul , to the surprise of some ,
came forward to defend him . His reasons for this course were , ( a ) He had been
returning officer at the election , and felt bound to support the man whom he had
...
Page 17
Murena had been charged with corrupt practices at the election . ( 4 ) Sulpicius
had been held up as a model candidate , who would have been elected but for
these practices ; and Cicero himself had supported his candidature . It was clear
...
Murena had been charged with corrupt practices at the election . ( 4 ) Sulpicius
had been held up as a model candidate , who would have been elected but for
these practices ; and Cicero himself had supported his candidature . It was clear
...
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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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