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... for such extra matter as suited the pretensions of 18 . 20 . my book . To Mr J. E.
Sandys , Fellow and Tutor of St John's College , Cambridge , my thanks are due
for much friendly assistance in various ways . The Index has been made ...
... for such extra matter as suited the pretensions of 18 . 20 . my book . To Mr J. E.
Sandys , Fellow and Tutor of St John's College , Cambridge , my thanks are due
for much friendly assistance in various ways . The Index has been made ...
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4 ) , the famous rival of Cicero in the forum , was born B.C. 114 , and early gave
proofs of great talent ( Brutus § 228 ) . At the age of 19 he made his first
appearance as a speaker , and won the approval of even the most exacting
connoisseurs ...
4 ) , the famous rival of Cicero in the forum , was born B.C. 114 , and early gave
proofs of great talent ( Brutus § 228 ) . At the age of 19 he made his first
appearance as a speaker , and won the approval of even the most exacting
connoisseurs ...
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Sulpicius had taken a false step when he made light of Vurena's services in the
field : it was easy to retort on him with double force by attacking the “ nice sharp
quillets ' of the jurists in a bantering raillery . There was also an opening for retort
...
Sulpicius had taken a false step when he made light of Vurena's services in the
field : it was easy to retort on him with double force by attacking the “ nice sharp
quillets ' of the jurists in a bantering raillery . There was also an opening for retort
...
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If return to the scorntul attack on the Epicureans in pro Setio 23 follo , le see how
different a tone the orator could like when it suited him ; and we know well that
neither Cato nor Sulpicius made any diserence in their feelings or behaviour ...
If return to the scorntul attack on the Epicureans in pro Setio 23 follo , le see how
different a tone the orator could like when it suited him ; and we know well that
neither Cato nor Sulpicius made any diserence in their feelings or behaviour ...
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The last cannot compare with the other two ; it is paltry , and your hidden lore has
long since been made public property . You now take your stand upon words and
forms which are easier to ridicule than to explain . the proceedings before the ...
The last cannot compare with the other two ; it is paltry , and your hidden lore has
long since been made public property . You now take your stand upon words and
forms which are easier to ridicule than to explain . the proceedings before the ...
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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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