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About the year 1414 the great scholar Poggio found somewhere in southern
France a manuscript containing it , but in a tattered state , and with the writing
much defaced by ill keeping and the effect of time . This he either took into Italy or
...
About the year 1414 the great scholar Poggio found somewhere in southern
France a manuscript containing it , but in a tattered state , and with the writing
much defaced by ill keeping and the effect of time . This he either took into Italy or
...
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The plebeian family of which he was a member came from Lanuvium and
belonged to the new Nobility ( $ S 15 , 90 ) ; as yet it counted no consulars in its
ranks ; the first member of it who gained the praetorship was our Murena's great ...
The plebeian family of which he was a member came from Lanuvium and
belonged to the new Nobility ( $ S 15 , 90 ) ; as yet it counted no consulars in its
ranks ; the first member of it who gained the praetorship was our Murena's great ...
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The official despatches of his commander gave testimony to the great services
rendered by him as ligatus in those victorious campaigns ( s 20 ) . Without having
held the aedileship $ 37. , Jurena obtained in 65 E. C. the practorship , again with
...
The official despatches of his commander gave testimony to the great services
rendered by him as ligatus in those victorious campaigns ( s 20 ) . Without having
held the aedileship $ 37. , Jurena obtained in 65 E. C. the practorship , again with
...
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5 ) , conveying with diffident and tender delicacy the consolations he could offer
in so great a trouble . Cicero replied ( ad Fam . 11. 6 ) in a letter which , though
mournful and querulous in tone , shews how truly he appreciated the kind -
hearted ...
5 ) , conveying with diffident and tender delicacy the consolations he could offer
in so great a trouble . Cicero replied ( ad Fam . 11. 6 ) in a letter which , though
mournful and querulous in tone , shews how truly he appreciated the kind -
hearted ...
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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 declared duly elected .
S1 , 3 . ( b ) He had been exposed to great dangers in his own year of office , and
must ...
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 declared duly elected .
S1 , 3 . ( b ) He had been exposed to great dangers in his own year of office , and
must ...
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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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