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Page v
... notes . Most of them I have discovered myself , but some have been pointed out by friends and by critics in the ... note 1 , for ' Aroλóvios read'Aroλλwvios . p . 89 , 1. 20 , after " Alexandria " insert " and the rest of Egypt . p . 93 ...
... notes . Most of them I have discovered myself , but some have been pointed out by friends and by critics in the ... note 1 , for ' Aroλóvios read'Aroλλwvios . p . 89 , 1. 20 , after " Alexandria " insert " and the rest of Egypt . p . 93 ...
Page vi
... note , for loa read loá . p . 347 , note , transpose " Laberius " and " Valerius . " Vol . II . , p . 94 , 1. 18 , for " is read 66 " " :: " " 99 99 " " 29 " " " " " " are . p . 120 , 1. 13 , for " Papinius " read " Papirius . " p . 126 ...
... note , for loa read loá . p . 347 , note , transpose " Laberius " and " Valerius . " Vol . II . , p . 94 , 1. 18 , for " is read 66 " " :: " " 99 99 " " 29 " " " " " " are . p . 120 , 1. 13 , for " Papinius " read " Papirius . " p . 126 ...
Page xvii
... note , scarcely more than a line in length , addressed to one of the assassins , of almost hysterical exultation . Cicero had been in the senate when the assassination took place : he tells us of the " joy with which he feasted his eyes ...
... note , scarcely more than a line in length , addressed to one of the assassins , of almost hysterical exultation . Cicero had been in the senate when the assassination took place : he tells us of the " joy with which he feasted his eyes ...
Page xxiv
... notes , which he believed to be falsified or altogether fo invented by Antony himself . He therefore abstained from attending the senate , but did not thereby avoid exasperating Antony . His arrival in Rome was of course known to Antony ...
... notes , which he believed to be falsified or altogether fo invented by Antony himself . He therefore abstained from attending the senate , but did not thereby avoid exasperating Antony . His arrival in Rome was of course known to Antony ...
Page xlvii
... note is no doubt written immediately after the assassination ; though there is no direct evidence of it , nor do we know anything of Cicero's relations with Basilus to explain why he is selected for congratulation out of all the ...
... note is no doubt written immediately after the assassination ; though there is no direct evidence of it , nor do we know anything of Cicero's relations with Basilus to explain why he is selected for congratulation out of all the ...
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