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In this position Murena got into fresh complications with Mithridates ; his successes were not conspicuous , and were ore than reversed by a marked defeat which he suffered in the passage of the Halys ( § 32 , where the affair is ...
In this position Murena got into fresh complications with Mithridates ; his successes were not conspicuous , and were ore than reversed by a marked defeat which he suffered in the passage of the Halys ( § 32 , where the affair is ...
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6 ) in a letter which , though mournful and querulous in tone , shews how truly he appreciated the kind - hearted platitudes of his friend , which , if not new , were still grateful to him . The two letters are well worth reading ...
6 ) in a letter which , though mournful and querulous in tone , shews how truly he appreciated the kind - hearted platitudes of his friend , which , if not new , were still grateful to him . The two letters are well worth reading ...
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His reasons for this course were ,( a ) He had been returning officer at the election , and felt bound to support the man whom he had declared duly elected . 1 , 3 . ( b ) He had been exposed to great dangers in his own year of office ...
His reasons for this course were ,( a ) He had been returning officer at the election , and felt bound to support the man whom he had declared duly elected . 1 , 3 . ( b ) He had been exposed to great dangers in his own year of office ...
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... Cato had not yet entered on his office of tribune ( §§ 58 , 81 ) , and this took place on Dec. 10th . Cases of ambitus were dealt with by one of Lubery the quaestiones perpetuae ( first established B. C. 149 in 16 Introduction .
... Cato had not yet entered on his office of tribune ( §§ 58 , 81 ) , and this took place on Dec. 10th . Cases of ambitus were dealt with by one of Lubery the quaestiones perpetuae ( first established B. C. 149 in 16 Introduction .
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There were then three lines of defence to be employed : ( 1 ) The commonwealth needs all its officers at this crisis : but the meeting of the centuries for the election of a new consul before Jan. I may be prevented by dozens of things ...
There were then three lines of defence to be employed : ( 1 ) The commonwealth needs all its officers at this crisis : but the meeting of the centuries for the election of a new consul before Jan. I may be prevented by dozens of things ...
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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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