M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. MurenaCambridge University Press, 1874 - 111 pages |
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... same time I have done more than borrow ; the Introduction , with the ex- ception of B. § i , is all my own work ; and in the notes , where a passage seemed to me to require fuller explana- tion than had been already offered , I have ...
... same time I have done more than borrow ; the Introduction , with the ex- ception of B. § i , is all my own work ; and in the notes , where a passage seemed to me to require fuller explana- tion than had been already offered , I have ...
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... same name , was born B. C. 95. The main details in con- nexion with his life will be found in any biographical dictionary . He was celebrated chiefly for à rugged firmness of character , which shewed itself early in him , and was ...
... same name , was born B. C. 95. The main details in con- nexion with his life will be found in any biographical dictionary . He was celebrated chiefly for à rugged firmness of character , which shewed itself early in him , and was ...
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... same year , following the declared will of the Senate , he had carried a law to supplement the lex Calpurnia de ambitu , imposing more stringent penalties and defining more accurately the practices regarded by the law as ' corrupt ...
... same year , following the declared will of the Senate , he had carried a law to supplement the lex Calpurnia de ambitu , imposing more stringent penalties and defining more accurately the practices regarded by the law as ' corrupt ...
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... same side as Hortensius in the present trial . ( 3 ) Marcus Licinius P. F. Crassus , a contemporary of Hortensius ( Brutus § 233 ) , with little learning and less ability , rose by his diligent mastery of cases and by his personal ...
... same side as Hortensius in the present trial . ( 3 ) Marcus Licinius P. F. Crassus , a contemporary of Hortensius ( Brutus § 233 ) , with little learning and less ability , rose by his diligent mastery of cases and by his personal ...
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... same thing myself . And clearly the soldier has far higher claims to office than the jurist . Rome and all in or under it are protected by soldiers . They are our guardians . You must not think too highly of your learning as a jurist ...
... same thing myself . And clearly the soldier has far higher claims to office than the jurist . Rome and all in or under it are protected by soldiers . They are our guardians . You must not think too highly of your learning as a jurist ...
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