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I . QUOD precatus a dis immortalibus sum , iudices , more in - 1 stitutoque
maiorum illo die , quo auspicato comitiis centuriatis L . Murenam consulem
renuntiavi , ut ea res mihi , fidei magistratuique meo , populo plebique Romanae
bene atque ...
I . QUOD precatus a dis immortalibus sum , iudices , more in - 1 stitutoque
maiorum illo die , quo auspicato comitiis centuriatis L . Murenam consulem
renuntiavi , ut ea res mihi , fidei magistratuique meo , populo plebique Romanae
bene atque ...
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... dicere instituo , pro me ipso pauca dicam , non quo mihi potior hoc quidem in
tempore sit officii mei quam huiusce salutis defensio , sed ut meo facto vobis
probato maiore auctoritate ab huius honore , fama fortunisque omnibus
inimicorum.
... dicere instituo , pro me ipso pauca dicam , non quo mihi potior hoc quidem in
tempore sit officii mei quam huiusce salutis defensio , sed ut meo facto vobis
probato maiore auctoritate ab huius honore , fama fortunisque omnibus
inimicorum.
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... est aequius consulem defendi quam a consule ? quis mihi in re publica potest
aut debet esse coniunctior , quam is , cui res publica a me uno traditur
sustinenda , magnis meis laboribus et periculis sustentata ? quodsi in his rebus
repetendis ...
... est aequius consulem defendi quam a consule ? quis mihi in re publica potest
aut debet esse coniunctior , quam is , cui res publica a me uno traditur
sustinenda , magnis meis laboribus et periculis sustentata ? quodsi in his rebus
repetendis ...
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... sed ab re publica mihi impositam sustinui , sicut huius imperii dignitas in
summo periculo civium postulabat . quodsi tum , cum res publica vim et
severitatem desiderabat , vici naturam et tam vehemens fui quam cogebar , non
quam volebam ...
... sed ab re publica mihi impositam sustinui , sicut huius imperii dignitas in
summo periculo civium postulabat . quodsi tum , cum res publica vim et
severitatem desiderabat , vici naturam et tam vehemens fui quam cogebar , non
quam volebam ...
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tisse arbitror . nihil tibi consulatum petenti a me defuit , quod esset aut ab amico
aut ' a gratioso aut a consule postulandum . abiit illud tempus , mutata ratio est .
sic existimo , sic mihi persuadeo , me tibi contra honorem L . Murenae , quantum
...
tisse arbitror . nihil tibi consulatum petenti a me defuit , quod esset aut ab amico
aut ' a gratioso aut a consule postulandum . abiit illud tempus , mutata ratio est .
sic existimo , sic mihi persuadeo , me tibi contra honorem L . Murenae , quantum
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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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