The Letters of Cicero: B. C. 44-43G. Bell and Sons, 1909 |
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... Cicero's life . They naturally fall into two divisions , those following the assassination of Cæsar to September , B.C. 44 - five months of hesitation and doubt- and those which begin after Cicero's return to Rome from his abortive ...
... Cicero's life . They naturally fall into two divisions , those following the assassination of Cæsar to September , B.C. 44 - five months of hesitation and doubt- and those which begin after Cicero's return to Rome from his abortive ...
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Marcus Tullius Cicero. the future tenure of the consulship by these two men did not in the first half of the year inspire Cicero with much hope . Still , it was not likely to be as bad as the policy of Antony ; and when the meeting of ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero. the future tenure of the consulship by these two men did not in the first half of the year inspire Cicero with much hope . Still , it was not likely to be as bad as the policy of Antony ; and when the meeting of ...
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... Cicero's eyes , be- cause it meant the production of more of Cæsar's memoranda and notes , which he believed to be falsified or altogether invented by Antony himself . He therefore abstained from attending the senate , but did not ...
... Cicero's eyes , be- cause it meant the production of more of Cæsar's memoranda and notes , which he believed to be falsified or altogether invented by Antony himself . He therefore abstained from attending the senate , but did not ...
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Marcus Tullius Cicero. The second Phil- ippic , 19th Sept. public conduct , drew from Cicero the terrible second Phil- ippic , which , though never delivered , was handed about among all kinds of people who cared to read it . It made all ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero. The second Phil- ippic , 19th Sept. public conduct , drew from Cicero the terrible second Phil- ippic , which , though never delivered , was handed about among all kinds of people who cared to read it . It made all ...
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Marcus Tullius Cicero. to continue in office until successors were appointed by the senate ; approving of the edict of Decimus Brutus ; and formally commending the actions of Octavian and of the fourth legion and the Martia . Cicero's ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero. to continue in office until successors were appointed by the senate ; approving of the edict of Decimus Brutus ; and formally commending the actions of Octavian and of the fourth legion and the Martia . Cicero's ...
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