M.T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro L. MurenaCambridge University Press, 1874 - 111 pages |
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... word weakened by usage . Stronger is inservire , and strongest of all deservire . Z. alia in parte ] § 67 foll . 7. sapientissimi ] Here as often of a learned jurist . cf. Lael . § 6 . conquestio ] not in the technical sense of de ...
... word weakened by usage . Stronger is inservire , and strongest of all deservire . Z. alia in parte ] § 67 foll . 7. sapientissimi ] Here as often of a learned jurist . cf. Lael . § 6 . conquestio ] not in the technical sense of de ...
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... word . petis ] on same authority , instead of petas , which H. keeps , and com- pares with vocent § 6. But see Madv . § 358 . hoc ] this principle , viz . that ...... cf. pro Sulla , § 49 intellegebat hanc nobis a maioribus esse ...
... word . petis ] on same authority , instead of petas , which H. keeps , and com- pares with vocent § 6. But see Madv . § 358 . hoc ] this principle , viz . that ...... cf. pro Sulla , § 49 intellegebat hanc nobis a maioribus esse ...
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... word . vi . 13. saltatorem ] one who is in ' a the habit of dancing ( singly ) . stage - dancer , ' ' harlequin . ' A great reproach . Z. refers to in Pison . § 22 , quumque ipse nudus in convi- vio saltaret , and de Off . I. § 150 ...
... word . vi . 13. saltatorem ] one who is in ' a the habit of dancing ( singly ) . stage - dancer , ' ' harlequin . ' A great reproach . Z. refers to in Pison . § 22 , quumque ipse nudus in convi- vio saltaret , and de Off . I. § 150 ...
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... they have no more charges of this kind to bring . Hence H. well re- marks that Cicero's words are strongly exaggerated . き hominem defendimus . quo constituto facilior est mihi aditus 36 [ CC . VI . VII . Pro L. Murena .
... they have no more charges of this kind to bring . Hence H. well re- marks that Cicero's words are strongly exaggerated . き hominem defendimus . quo constituto facilior est mihi aditus 36 [ CC . VI . VII . Pro L. Murena .
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... word bears a good sense ( γραμματικός ) . The opposite is litterator ( γραμματιστής ) . cf. Catull . XIV . 9 , Suetonius de Grammaticis 4 sunt qui litteratum a litteratore dis- tinguant , ut Gracci grammaticum a grammatista , et illum ...
... word bears a good sense ( γραμματικός ) . The opposite is litterator ( γραμματιστής ) . cf. Catull . XIV . 9 , Suetonius de Grammaticis 4 sunt qui litteratum a litteratore dis- tinguant , ut Gracci grammaticum a grammatista , et illum ...
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