M. Tullii Ciceronis Orationes with a Commentary, Volume 2Whittaker, 1855 - Oratory, Ancient |
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... says ; but at last Naevius declared ( c . 6 ) that there was nothing due to him on the part- nership account ( c . 6 : ' ait se auctionatum , ' & c . ) ; and that if Quintius had any demand against him , he was ready to answer it . They ...
... says ; but at last Naevius declared ( c . 6 ) that there was nothing due to him on the part- nership account ( c . 6 : ' ait se auctionatum , ' & c . ) ; and that if Quintius had any demand against him , he was ready to answer it . They ...
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... says , nor from much of it . The weakness of Cicero's argument is proper matter for the student to exercise himself ... says on the fifth head , that if Naevius took possession of the property in Gallia in a manner contrary to the order ...
... says , nor from much of it . The weakness of Cicero's argument is proper matter for the student to exercise himself ... says on the fifth head , that if Naevius took possession of the property in Gallia in a manner contrary to the order ...
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... says sarcastically that Naevius took great pains to cheat his partner , just as if the rule was that in a trial between partners before an arbiter , it was usual for the arbiter to give judgment against a partner who did his duty ...
... says sarcastically that Naevius took great pains to cheat his partner , just as if the rule was that in a trial between partners before an arbiter , it was usual for the arbiter to give judgment against a partner who did his duty ...
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... says : " Eum qui Ephesi promisit se soluturum , si constituat alio loco se soluturum , teneri constat . " The words of the edict show what ' constituere ' is : ' Qui pecuniam de- bitam constituit . ' Cicero uses the word ' constituere ...
... says : " Eum qui Ephesi promisit se soluturum , si constituat alio loco se soluturum , teneri constat . " The words of the edict show what ' constituere ' is : ' Qui pecuniam de- bitam constituit . ' Cicero uses the word ' constituere ...
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... say what was the subject of the appeal . The tribuni did not reverse the decree ( c . 20 ) , and Alfenus was ordered to ... says , by talking about coming to terms , while he meant nothing . quod ab eo petat , ] All the MSS . are said to ...
... say what was the subject of the appeal . The tribuni did not reverse the decree ( c . 20 ) , and Alfenus was ordered to ... says , by talking about coming to terms , while he meant nothing . quod ab eo petat , ] All the MSS . are said to ...
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