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9 seems to me unjustifiable , and in many cases perverse : in many others
however by its help ( to quote Sorof ' s words ) ' egregiam medelam attulit . ' B . i .
Murena and his family [ adapted from Halm ] . Our knowledge of L . Licinius
Murena ...
9 seems to me unjustifiable , and in many cases perverse : in many others
however by its help ( to quote Sorof ' s words ) ' egregiam medelam attulit . ' B . i .
Murena and his family [ adapted from Halm ] . Our knowledge of L . Licinius
Murena ...
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I have been reproached for undertaking this case : let me then begin by justifying
myself , that my words may have weight . First I must protest against Cato ' s Stoic
severity , and maintain , that as presiding consul I am the very man to plead for ...
I have been reproached for undertaking this case : let me then begin by justifying
myself , that my words may have weight . First I must protest against Cato ' s Stoic
severity , and maintain , that as presiding consul I am the very man to plead for ...
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The last cannot compare with the other two ; it is paltry , and your hidden lore has
long since been made public property . You now take your stand upon words and
forms which are easier to ridicule than to explain . the proceedings before the ...
The last cannot compare with the other two ; it is paltry , and your hidden lore has
long since been made public property . You now take your stand upon words and
forms which are easier to ridicule than to explain . the proceedings before the ...
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ing words of the speech post reditum magistratuique ] que as often only ad
Quirites closely resemble these . with the last of the series . Two The MSS . here
give deprecatus , more instances of this occur in this which will not make sense .
ing words of the speech post reditum magistratuique ] que as often only ad
Quirites closely resemble these . with the last of the series . Two The MSS . here
give deprecatus , more instances of this occur in this which will not make sense .
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So § 2 in hoc officio . pens ) , who must be of full age ( imrectum ) a Stoic word ,
purposely pubes libripens esse non potest , Ael . used here = karópowma , cf . de
Off . i . Gallus , fragm . 6 ) and a small piece of $ 8 , de Fin . III . $ 24 . cf . on SS 60
...
So § 2 in hoc officio . pens ) , who must be of full age ( imrectum ) a Stoic word ,
purposely pubes libripens esse non potest , Ael . used here = karópowma , cf . de
Off . i . Gallus , fragm . 6 ) and a small piece of $ 8 , de Fin . III . $ 24 . cf . on SS 60
...
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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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