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... the comical passage in Att . 7 , 3 , II , 5 Fam . 8 , 9 , 5 . Att . 7 , 4 , 2 . 7 Fam . 8 , II , 2 . 8 Att . 7 , 3 , II . 9 Att . 9 , 7B , 2 , a letter from Balbus to Cicero . was merely mocking him ( so he puts it ) 8 INTRODUCTION .
... the comical passage in Att . 7 , 3 , II , 5 Fam . 8 , 9 , 5 . Att . 7 , 4 , 2 . 7 Fam . 8 , II , 2 . 8 Att . 7 , 3 , II . 9 Att . 9 , 7B , 2 , a letter from Balbus to Cicero . was merely mocking him ( so he puts it ) 8 INTRODUCTION .
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Marcus Tullius Cicero James Smith Reid. was merely mocking him ( so he puts it ) in asking him to step in between the combatants1 , yet he says that the letters and con- versation of Balbus really kept him from seeing until it was too ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero James Smith Reid. was merely mocking him ( so he puts it ) in asking him to step in between the combatants1 , yet he says that the letters and con- versation of Balbus really kept him from seeing until it was too ...
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... merely says of him that he might have attained higher excellence as an orator had not his ambition led him into other paths ; that there was breadth in his treatment of cases ; that he was skilled in clearly seeing the issues ; that his ...
... merely says of him that he might have attained higher excellence as an orator had not his ambition led him into other paths ; that there was breadth in his treatment of cases ; that he was skilled in clearly seeing the issues ; that his ...
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... merely a specially privileged class of socii , but the phrase foederati populi was generally used so as to exclude the Latini , though Cicero in the present speech , using it in the strict sense , makes it include the socii Latini ...
... merely a specially privileged class of socii , but the phrase foederati populi was generally used so as to exclude the Latini , though Cicero in the present speech , using it in the strict sense , makes it include the socii Latini ...
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... mere empty form . Cicero has no difficulty in shewing that even if the clause be taken literally , it does not apply to the foedus of Gades , which was informal and never sanctioned by the Roman people , though in practice allowed ...
... mere empty form . Cicero has no difficulty in shewing that even if the clause be taken literally , it does not apply to the foedus of Gades , which was informal and never sanctioned by the Roman people , though in practice allowed ...
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