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I have then taken Halm's text of 1868 as a convenient starting - point , deviating from it chiefly in passages where he inserts conjectural emendations into the text , or condemns the reading of the better MSS . on what seem to me ...
I have then taken Halm's text of 1868 as a convenient starting - point , deviating from it chiefly in passages where he inserts conjectural emendations into the text , or condemns the reading of the better MSS . on what seem to me ...
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9 seems to me unjustifiable , and in many cases perverse : in many others however by its help ( to quote Sorof's words ) ' egregiam medelam attulit . B. i . Murena and his family [ adapted from Halm ] . Our knowledge of L. Licinius ...
9 seems to me unjustifiable , and in many cases perverse : in many others however by its help ( to quote Sorof's words ) ' egregiam medelam attulit . B. i . Murena and his family [ adapted from Halm ] . Our knowledge of L. Licinius ...
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Cicero , who was intimate with him , seems to have valued his worth very highly , but to have generally looked upon his plans as unpractical , in fact as a useless protest against the degeneracy of the times ( ad Att . 1. 18. 7 , II .
Cicero , who was intimate with him , seems to have valued his worth very highly , but to have generally looked upon his plans as unpractical , in fact as a useless protest against the degeneracy of the times ( ad Att . 1. 18. 7 , II .
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Gaius Postumus seems to have been the name of the third subscriptor , about whom nothing more seems to be known than is to be found in the speech , §§ 54 , 56 , 57 , 69 . iii . For the Defence . ( 1. ) Marcus Tullius M.F.M.N. Cicero was ...
Gaius Postumus seems to have been the name of the third subscriptor , about whom nothing more seems to be known than is to be found in the speech , §§ 54 , 56 , 57 , 69 . iii . For the Defence . ( 1. ) Marcus Tullius M.F.M.N. Cicero was ...
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Quintus Hortensius , who seems also to have borne the name Hortalus ( ad Att . II . 25. I , IV . 15. 4 ) , the famous rival of Cicero in the forum , was born B. C. 114 , and early gave proofs of great talent ( Brutus § 228 ) .
Quintus Hortensius , who seems also to have borne the name Hortalus ( ad Att . II . 25. I , IV . 15. 4 ) , the famous rival of Cicero in the forum , was born B. C. 114 , and early gave proofs of great talent ( Brutus § 228 ) .
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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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