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The Trial C. Remarks on the Speech Abstract of the Speech List of Abbreviations
Text and Notes Varietas lectionis Halmianae ( 1868 ) Appendix :A. On the Spirit
of Roman trials B. Leges iudiciariae C. On $ 62 , dixisti quippiam D. On $ 75 ...
The Trial C. Remarks on the Speech Abstract of the Speech List of Abbreviations
Text and Notes Varietas lectionis Halmianae ( 1868 ) Appendix :A. On the Spirit
of Roman trials B. Leges iudiciariae C. On $ 62 , dixisti quippiam D. On $ 75 ...
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Ramsay's pro Cluentio . 3 C. T. Zumpt's Annales veterum regnorum et populorum
. Mommsen's History of Rome , Eng , tr . 15 . Huschke's iurisprudentiae
anteiustinianae quae supersunt . 16 . Lord Mackenzie's Roman Law , 17.
Forsyth's Life of ...
Ramsay's pro Cluentio . 3 C. T. Zumpt's Annales veterum regnorum et populorum
. Mommsen's History of Rome , Eng , tr . 15 . Huschke's iurisprudentiae
anteiustinianae quae supersunt . 16 . Lord Mackenzie's Roman Law , 17.
Forsyth's Life of ...
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The story is written in Roman history , and needs no repetition here . Early in this
same year , following the declared will of the Senate , he had carried a law to
supplement the ler Calpurnia di ambito , imposing more stringent penalties and ...
The story is written in Roman history , and needs no repetition here . Early in this
same year , following the declared will of the Senate , he had carried a law to
supplement the ler Calpurnia di ambito , imposing more stringent penalties and ...
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It mattered little that they were irrelevant to the charge ( see Appendix A ) : they
were such as Roman jurors could not resist ; and the object was to persuade
these . As to the style of the speech , it displays a decided archness and humour ,
as ...
It mattered little that they were irrelevant to the charge ( see Appendix A ) : they
were such as Roman jurors could not resist ; and the object was to persuade
these . As to the style of the speech , it displays a decided archness and humour ,
as ...
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Romans are not wont to be the slaves of a great name and reputation . The
accuser cannot be jury as well . Besides , you push things too far , Cato : naturally
upright and strict , you have been trained into a sort of perverseness and
bitterness ...
Romans are not wont to be the slaves of a great name and reputation . The
accuser cannot be jury as well . Besides , you push things too far , Cato : naturally
upright and strict , you have been trained into a sort of perverseness and
bitterness ...
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| Title | M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. Murena |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Contributor | William Emerton Heitland |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press, 1874 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 23 Jan 2020 |
| Length | 111 pages |
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