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His intimate friendship with Cicero is perhaps best shewn by two letters that passed between them in the year 45 B.C. Early in February Cicero had lost his daughter Tullia , who died suddenly in childbirth . When Sulpicius heard of this ...
His intimate friendship with Cicero is perhaps best shewn by two letters that passed between them in the year 45 B.C. Early in February Cicero had lost his daughter Tullia , who died suddenly in childbirth . When Sulpicius heard of this ...
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But from his own admissions ( see note on § 79 ) it is pretty clear that only ( f ) and perhaps ( c ) can really have had much weight with him . ( 2. ) Quintus Hortensius , who seems also to have borne the name Hortalus ( ad Att . II .
But from his own admissions ( see note on § 79 ) it is pretty clear that only ( f ) and perhaps ( c ) can really have had much weight with him . ( 2. ) Quintus Hortensius , who seems also to have borne the name Hortalus ( ad Att . II .
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233 ) , which may perhaps be accounted for by his deafness ( Tusc . D. v . § 116 ) . Though not born to wealth ( Plut . Crass . 1 ) , he attained by frugality and judicious speculation to a vast fortune , so that he was nicknamed ...
233 ) , which may perhaps be accounted for by his deafness ( Tusc . D. v . § 116 ) . Though not born to wealth ( Plut . Crass . 1 ) , he attained by frugality and judicious speculation to a vast fortune , so that he was nicknamed ...
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Had you been an Academic or a Peripatetic you had been , not perhaps a better , but a gentler man : you would never have shewn such animosity towards Murena . Yet I think that with age you will come round ; you are now still a young man ...
Had you been an Academic or a Peripatetic you had been , not perhaps a better , but a gentler man : you would never have shewn such animosity towards Murena . Yet I think that with age you will come round ; you are now still a young man ...
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H. Perhaps the decree of the Senate ( Oct. 25 ) , Videant consules ne quid detrimenti respulica capiat , is also alluded to . nunc cum vocent ] ' now that I feel every .... calling me to ' ... cf. on § 8 . servire ] A strong word ...
H. Perhaps the decree of the Senate ( Oct. 25 ) , Videant consules ne quid detrimenti respulica capiat , is also alluded to . nunc cum vocent ] ' now that I feel every .... calling me to ' ... cf. on § 8 . servire ] A strong word ...
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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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