The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, tr. by W. Guthrie, Volume 2 |
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... Slaves should have an Horror i for i The Prefide : t Bonhiers , as a Remark truly French upon this Paffage . He fays , " He doubts very much whether it deferves the Praises that have been bestowed upon it by Quintillian . I • Is for me ...
... Slaves should have an Horror i for i The Prefide : t Bonhiers , as a Remark truly French upon this Paffage . He fays , " He doubts very much whether it deferves the Praises that have been bestowed upon it by Quintillian . I • Is for me ...
Page 21
... Slaves hate him ? " Yes , to be fure ; if a Man knew that his Slaves were perfuaded he defigned to murder them all fuddenly in the Night , as was the Cafe between Catiline and the Romans , he would be a Madman to trust himself under the ...
... Slaves hate him ? " Yes , to be fure ; if a Man knew that his Slaves were perfuaded he defigned to murder them all fuddenly in the Night , as was the Cafe between Catiline and the Romans , he would be a Madman to trust himself under the ...
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... Slaves , who ruins my Citizens ; will you fuffer him , I fay , to escape , that he << may feem not as driven from , but into this X " City ? Orig . Evocatorum Servorum . The Evocator was a military Term , an Office , fomewhat of the ...
... Slaves , who ruins my Citizens ; will you fuffer him , I fay , to escape , that he << may feem not as driven from , but into this X " City ? Orig . Evocatorum Servorum . The Evocator was a military Term , an Office , fomewhat of the ...
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... Slaves , and march directly up to the City with his Army , with this View , that when they had fet Fire to every Quarter of the City , in their several Sta- tions and Pofts , as they had been affigned and planned , and entered upon the ...
... Slaves , and march directly up to the City with his Army , with this View , that when they had fet Fire to every Quarter of the City , in their several Sta- tions and Pofts , as they had been affigned and planned , and entered upon the ...
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... Slaves , trufting to the Strength of the Confpirators ; but finding his Army increase flowly , he invited the Slaves to join with him , by promifing them Liberty and Plunder . ALL this the Informers have difcovered ; the Prisoners have ...
... Slaves , trufting to the Strength of the Confpirators ; but finding his Army increase flowly , he invited the Slaves to join with him , by promifing them Liberty and Plunder . ALL this the Informers have difcovered ; the Prisoners have ...
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