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... observe that when Cicero was engaged in a defence with other advocates , he always spoke last by common consent . This was due , he says himself , to his power of making a pathetic and moving appeal to a jury . We know that in defending ...
... observe that when Cicero was engaged in a defence with other advocates , he always spoke last by common consent . This was due , he says himself , to his power of making a pathetic and moving appeal to a jury . We know that in defending ...
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... observe that Cic . writes the possessive pronoun ( mea ) not the gen . of the personal pronoun ( mei ) , which is not used by him in the possessive sense ; cf. 32 , p . 33 , 1. 5. Note the word oratio coming thrice in one sentence ...
... observe that Cic . writes the possessive pronoun ( mea ) not the gen . of the personal pronoun ( mei ) , which is not used by him in the possessive sense ; cf. 32 , p . 33 , 1. 5. Note the word oratio coming thrice in one sentence ...
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... Observe that in Cic . and early Latin crimen never has exactly the meaning of our word crime , but means either a charge , or , as here , the criminal act viewed as foundation for a charge . Cf. Verr . 2 , 162 non erat in hoc crimen ...
... Observe that in Cic . and early Latin crimen never has exactly the meaning of our word crime , but means either a charge , or , as here , the criminal act viewed as foundation for a charge . Cf. Verr . 2 , 162 non erat in hoc crimen ...
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... observation will cover all the instances . 25 27 29 30 66 § 8 . nunc vero : but as things are " . gravius : " a more ... Observe how Cic . tries to break the strength of the opposite case by setting in a brilliant light the achievements ...
... observation will cover all the instances . 25 27 29 30 66 § 8 . nunc vero : but as things are " . gravius : " a more ... Observe how Cic . tries to break the strength of the opposite case by setting in a brilliant light the achievements ...
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... Observe that the only proof Cic . offers of Pompeius ' familiarity with international law is the improbability that he should be ignorant of it . Cf. § 45 . litterae : a mere oratorical variation on libri above . causa dicta est : so ...
... Observe that the only proof Cic . offers of Pompeius ' familiarity with international law is the improbability that he should be ignorant of it . Cf. § 45 . litterae : a mere oratorical variation on libri above . causa dicta est : so ...
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