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Without having held the aedileship $ 37. , Jurena obtained in 65 E. C. the
practorship , again with Sulpicius for a colleague ; but had been more fortunate
than the latter in the duties given him by the lot : for while he had got the iuris
dictio ...
Without having held the aedileship $ 37. , Jurena obtained in 65 E. C. the
practorship , again with Sulpicius for a colleague ; but had been more fortunate
than the latter in the duties given him by the lot : for while he had got the iuris
dictio ...
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He studied law under two eminent jurists , Lucius Lucilius Balbus and G. Aquillius
Gallus , but soon surpassed the latter in painstaking accuracy and the former in
despatch ; combining , says Cicero ( ib . § 154 ) , the merits of both in himself .
He studied law under two eminent jurists , Lucius Lucilius Balbus and G. Aquillius
Gallus , but soon surpassed the latter in painstaking accuracy and the former in
despatch ; combining , says Cicero ( ib . § 154 ) , the merits of both in himself .
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The latter then gave up his designs against Silanus , took Cato to be a
subscriptor , and the two directed their whole strength against Murena . Cato was
at this time tribuneelect . Though a Stoic , he was a fine speaker ( Brutus § 118 ) .
( 3. ) ...
The latter then gave up his designs against Silanus , took Cato to be a
subscriptor , and the two directed their whole strength against Murena . Cato was
at this time tribuneelect . Though a Stoic , he was a fine speaker ( Brutus § 118 ) .
( 3. ) ...
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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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( 2 ) The man for the time must be a man of action , not of forms and quibbles :
Murena is the former : Sulpicius the latter : therefore , do not condemn a Murena ,
to make room for a Sulpicius . ( 3 ) The needs of the moment are more pressing ...
( 2 ) The man for the time must be a man of action , not of forms and quibbles :
Murena is the former : Sulpicius the latter : therefore , do not condemn a Murena ,
to make room for a Sulpicius . ( 3 ) The needs of the moment are more pressing ...
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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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