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... 56 , 57 , 69 . iii . For the Defence . ( 1. ) Marcus Tullius M.F.M.N. Cicero was
born at Arpinum B.C. 106. To attempt any remarks on his character would be out
of place here . The facts connected with him 14 Introduction . (iv ) The Defence.
... 56 , 57 , 69 . iii . For the Defence . ( 1. ) Marcus Tullius M.F.M.N. Cicero was
born at Arpinum B.C. 106. To attempt any remarks on his character would be out
of place here . The facts connected with him 14 Introduction . (iv ) The Defence.
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C. Remarks on the Speech . Mr Forsyth well says it is a striking proof of the elastic
energy of Cicero's mind that , it the very moment of the explosion of the
conspiracy , and in the midst of the most awful danger , he was able to deliver in
defence ...
C. Remarks on the Speech . Mr Forsyth well says it is a striking proof of the elastic
energy of Cicero's mind that , it the very moment of the explosion of the
conspiracy , and in the midst of the most awful danger , he was able to deliver in
defence ...
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... with the specific charges : but first I will remark that Murena is hardly used . The
time and the accusers are such as one would scarcely have looked for . Now for
Cato , the prop and stay of the case for the prosecution . I fear the weight he may
...
... with the specific charges : but first I will remark that Murena is hardly used . The
time and the accusers are such as one would scarcely have looked for . Now for
Cato , the prop and stay of the case for the prosecution . I fear the weight he may
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107 , where this mass of dependent aliens opening is quoted with the remark
outside the populus = patricii , the creticus initiis optimus . The presidlatter alone
being burgesses and ing magistrate offered up a formal engrossing all political ...
107 , where this mass of dependent aliens opening is quoted with the remark
outside the populus = patricii , the creticus initiis optimus . The presidlatter alone
being burgesses and ing magistrate offered up a formal engrossing all political ...
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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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