M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. MurenaCambridge University Press, 1874 - 111 pages |
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... think too highly of your learning as a jurist : your other merits give you far more claim to distinction than jurisprudence ever will . The three great avenues to honour must rank thus , I military skill , 2 the eloquence of the ...
... think too highly of your learning as a jurist : your other merits give you far more claim to distinction than jurisprudence ever will . The three great avenues to honour must rank thus , I military skill , 2 the eloquence of the ...
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... Think of the exertions the orator must make , and the power he wields when he has made them . A man , I say , can rise to the top of the political tree in two ways , -either as a soldier or as a public speaker . I set aside your ...
... Think of the exertions the orator must make , and the power he wields when he has made them . A man , I say , can rise to the top of the political tree in two ways , -either as a soldier or as a public speaker . I set aside your ...
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... think of my breastplate on the election - day , of all the qualifications of Murena for the office , and the tact he shewed in his canvass ; and you will not wonder at the result . ( 3 ) de ambitus criminibus , §§ 54--83 . I must now ...
... think of my breastplate on the election - day , of all the qualifications of Murena for the office , and the tact he shewed in his canvass ; and you will not wonder at the result . ( 3 ) de ambitus criminibus , §§ 54--83 . I must now ...
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... Think , gentlemen of the jury , of Catiline's accomplices in the city . Do not play their game : we shall want our two consuls for the new year . This is a critical time : frightful plans are formed against Rome by her own degenerate ...
... Think , gentlemen of the jury , of Catiline's accomplices in the city . Do not play their game : we shall want our two consuls for the new year . This is a critical time : frightful plans are formed against Rome by her own degenerate ...
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... think my client a worthy citizen and a man of unsullied character . ' contentionem ] see on § II . vii . 15. loco ] that head of your speech under which you brought in your disparagement of Murena's family . in Aventinum ] incorrect ...
... think my client a worthy citizen and a man of unsullied character . ' contentionem ] see on § II . vii . 15. loco ] that head of your speech under which you brought in your disparagement of Murena's family . in Aventinum ] incorrect ...
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