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His intimate friendship with Cicero is perhaps best shewn by two letters that
passed between them in the year +5 PC Early in February Cicero had lost his
daughter Tullia , who died suddenly in childbirth . When Sula picius heard of this ,
he ...
His intimate friendship with Cicero is perhaps best shewn by two letters that
passed between them in the year +5 PC Early in February Cicero had lost his
daughter Tullia , who died suddenly in childbirth . When Sula picius heard of this ,
he ...
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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 . 11. 25. I , IV . 15.
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 . 11. 25. I , IV . 15.
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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 . I ) , he attained by frugality and
judicious speculation to a vast fortune , so that he was nicknamed ' millionaire ' (
dives ) ...
233 ) , which may perhaps be accounted for by his deafness ( Tusc . D. V. § 116 )
. Though not born to wealth ( Plut . Crass . I ) , he attained by frugality and
judicious speculation to a vast fortune , so that he was nicknamed ' millionaire ' (
dives ) ...
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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 de eyes . This , as well as adhiberi arbicree of the Senate ( Oct.
25 ) , Viite trus , is a legal expression . cf. § 27 , sunt consules ne quid detrimenti
ris indicum an arbitrum . puilica capiat , is also alluded to . accuseris ] 2. remarks
...
H. Perhaps the de eyes . This , as well as adhiberi arbicree of the Senate ( Oct.
25 ) , Viite trus , is a legal expression . cf. § 27 , sunt consules ne quid detrimenti
ris indicum an arbitrum . puilica capiat , is also alluded to . accuseris ] 2. remarks
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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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