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... On the Spirit of Roman trials On § 62 , dixisti quippiam D. On § 75 , lectuli Punicani E. Gellius , Noct . Att . XX . 10 Index PAGE I 9 10 II 14 16 17 20 25 27 98 IOI 102 103 ib . 105 107 TO THE READER . THIS book is sent forth as.
... On the Spirit of Roman trials On § 62 , dixisti quippiam D. On § 75 , lectuli Punicani E. Gellius , Noct . Att . XX . 10 Index PAGE I 9 10 II 14 16 17 20 25 27 98 IOI 102 103 ib . 105 107 TO THE READER . THIS book is sent forth as.
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THIS book is sent forth as the best attempt at an Edition of the Pro Murena that with short time and pressing College engagements I can make . Being familiar with the speech from frequent reading , and having collected matter upon many ...
THIS book is sent forth as the best attempt at an Edition of the Pro Murena that with short time and pressing College engagements I can make . Being familiar with the speech from frequent reading , and having collected matter upon many ...
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C. Reference Books . Mayor's Second Philippic and Juvenal . Halm and Wilkins ' Catilinarian speeches . Ramsay's pro Cluentio . C. T. Zumpt's Annales veterum regnorum et populorum . Mommsen's History of Rome , Eng . tr .
C. Reference Books . Mayor's Second Philippic and Juvenal . Halm and Wilkins ' Catilinarian speeches . Ramsay's pro Cluentio . C. T. Zumpt's Annales veterum regnorum et populorum . Mommsen's History of Rome , Eng . tr .
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Your family is better known to book - worms than to the people . I count you as a self - raised man , and all credit to you for it . I did hope that my exertions had gone some way towards stopping the mouths of the proud old families .
Your family is better known to book - worms than to the people . I count you as a self - raised man , and all credit to you for it . I did hope that my exertions had gone some way towards stopping the mouths of the proud old families .
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42 end of book . H. 2. potestas ...... ] M. cf. pro Rabirio § 5 vos , quirites , quorum potestas proxime ad deorum immortalium numen accedit . quem ] This conj . has been now supported by MS . Lag . 9 and makes much better sense than ...
42 end of book . H. 2. potestas ...... ] M. cf. pro Rabirio § 5 vos , quirites , quorum potestas proxime ad deorum immortalium numen accedit . quem ] This conj . has been now supported by MS . Lag . 9 and makes much better sense than ...
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| Title | M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. Murena Pitt press series |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Contributor | William Emerton Heitland |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | University Press, 1874 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 23 Jan 2020 |
| Length | 111 pages |
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