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Page 105
... Campanian land . You needn't ask at first it gave me such a shock that there was no more sleep for me , though that was the result of thought rather than pain . On reflexion , however , the following ideas occurred to me . In the first ...
... Campanian land . You needn't ask at first it gave me such a shock that there was no more sleep for me , though that was the result of thought rather than pain . On reflexion , however , the following ideas occurred to me . In the first ...
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... Campanian land ? Well , how do you mean to vindicate that ? " I shall coerce you , " says he , " by means of Cæsar's army . " You won't coerce me , by Hercules , by your army so much as by the ingratitude of the so - called boni , who ...
... Campanian land ? Well , how do you mean to vindicate that ? " I shall coerce you , " says he , " by means of Cæsar's army . " You won't coerce me , by Hercules , by your army so much as by the ingratitude of the so - called boni , who ...
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... Campanian law1 contains a clause imposing an oath to be taken by candidates in public meeting , that they will not suggest any tenure of public land other than that provided in the Julian laws . All the others take the oath without ...
... Campanian law1 contains a clause imposing an oath to be taken by candidates in public meeting , that they will not suggest any tenure of public land other than that provided in the Julian laws . All the others take the oath without ...
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... Campanian land in considerable detail . He was listened to in profound silence . You are not unaware what material that subject affords . He omitted none of the points which I had made in this business . " There were some sharp thrusts ...
... Campanian land in considerable detail . He was listened to in profound silence . You are not unaware what material that subject affords . He omitted none of the points which I had made in this business . " There were some sharp thrusts ...
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... Campanian land , the senators making almost as much noise as a public meeting . The shortness of money and the high price of corn increased the exasperation . Nor will I omit the following : the mem- bers of the colleges of the ...
... Campanian land , the senators making almost as much noise as a public meeting . The shortness of money and the high price of corn increased the exasperation . Nor will I omit the following : the mem- bers of the colleges of the ...
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