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... as yet it counted no consulars in its ranks ; the first member of it who gained the
praetorship was our Murena's great - grandfather ( $$ 15 , 86 ) . The town too had
never as yet produced a consul ( $ 86 ) . The most celebrated of the family was ...
... as yet it counted no consulars in its ranks ; the first member of it who gained the
praetorship was our Murena's great - grandfather ( $$ 15 , 86 ) . The town too had
never as yet produced a consul ( $ 86 ) . The most celebrated of the family was ...
Page 11
It having become notorious that Catiline's band of conspirators had decided to
carry through this election with violence , and to kill the presiding Consul and the
rivals of their leader , the election appointed for the 22nd of September was put
off ...
It having become notorious that Catiline's band of conspirators had decided to
carry through this election with violence , and to kill the presiding Consul and the
rivals of their leader , the election appointed for the 22nd of September was put
off ...
Page 12
Besides , during the canvass , it became apparent that the latter had given
himself up to the design of prosecuting Murena for corrupt practices under the
new law of the consul Cicero ( lex Tullia de ambitu , pro Mur . SS 5 , 67 , Dion
XXXVII .
Besides , during the canvass , it became apparent that the latter had given
himself up to the design of prosecuting Murena for corrupt practices under the
new law of the consul Cicero ( lex Tullia de ambitu , pro Mur . SS 5 , 67 , Dion
XXXVII .
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When Vurena was accused of ambitus , the consul , to the surprise of some ,
came forward to defend him . His reasons for this course were , ( a ) He had been
returning officer at the election , and felt bound to support the man whom he had
...
When Vurena was accused of ambitus , the consul , to the surprise of some ,
came forward to defend him . His reasons for this course were , ( a ) He had been
returning officer at the election , and felt bound to support the man whom he had
...
Page 16
When Cicero became consul he changed his politics and supported the party of
the optimates . This is why we find the latter pleading on the same side as
Hortensius in the present trial . ( 3. ) Marcus Licinius P. F. Crassus , a
contemporary of ...
When Cicero became consul he changed his politics and supported the party of
the optimates . This is why we find the latter pleading on the same side as
Hortensius in the present trial . ( 3. ) Marcus Licinius P. F. Crassus , a
contemporary of ...
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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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