The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, tr. by W. Guthrie, Volume 2 |
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... Manner as well as Senfe , fhould be preserved . Cafar's Rapidity has hurried him into the frequent Ufe of Dactyles and Peons which Ariftotle , and Cicero himself , in his Conferences upon an Orator , have highly commended . There is ...
... Manner as well as Senfe , fhould be preserved . Cafar's Rapidity has hurried him into the frequent Ufe of Dactyles and Peons which Ariftotle , and Cicero himself , in his Conferences upon an Orator , have highly commended . There is ...
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... Cafe between Catiline and the Romans , he would be a Madman to trust himself under the fame Roof with them . This is the Cafe Cicero puts ; ISTO PACTO metuerent . HEAR , O Catiline ! the Manner in which we against CATILINE . 21.
... Cafe between Catiline and the Romans , he would be a Madman to trust himself under the fame Roof with them . This is the Cafe Cicero puts ; ISTO PACTO metuerent . HEAR , O Catiline ! the Manner in which we against CATILINE . 21.
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Marcus Tullius Cicero. HEAR , O Catiline ! the Manner in which we may interpret the expreffive Silence of this Parent hear the Words in which we may fuppofe her to aecoft you . " FROM thee , for thefe many Years , have " all Offences ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero. HEAR , O Catiline ! the Manner in which we may interpret the expreffive Silence of this Parent hear the Words in which we may fuppofe her to aecoft you . " FROM thee , for thefe many Years , have " all Offences ...
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... Manner worshipped by the Soldiers : They fwore by them . This Eagle therefore had been religiously kept by Catiline , and had been fent down to Manlius , as the principle Banner of the Confpiracy . Rage , and unbridled Ambition ! A ...
... Manner worshipped by the Soldiers : They fwore by them . This Eagle therefore had been religiously kept by Catiline , and had been fent down to Manlius , as the principle Banner of the Confpiracy . Rage , and unbridled Ambition ! A ...
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... Manner . Now do I perceive , that should he retire to where he intends , the Camp of Man- lius , there is not a Roman fo ftupid as not to fee , nor fo wicked as not to own , that a Con- spiracy is formed . His fingle Death , I can ...
... Manner . Now do I perceive , that should he retire to where he intends , the Camp of Man- lius , there is not a Roman fo ftupid as not to fee , nor fo wicked as not to own , that a Con- spiracy is formed . His fingle Death , I can ...
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