The Letters of Cicero: B. C. 44-43G. Bell and Sons, 1909 |
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... look forward to the 1st of January as the time when it might be proper for him once more to attend the senate and take part in politics . Meanwhile he was meditating a tour to Athens , both for the sake of withdrawing himself from ...
... look forward to the 1st of January as the time when it might be proper for him once more to attend the senate and take part in politics . Meanwhile he was meditating a tour to Athens , both for the sake of withdrawing himself from ...
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... look and the gravity of his conversation seemed to me to smack somewhat of Cures . ' But enough about Sabinus . Since at your departure , my dear Trebonius , while wishing to aid me to bear with greater patience my warm regret for your ...
... look and the gravity of his conversation seemed to me to smack somewhat of Cures . ' But enough about Sabinus . Since at your departure , my dear Trebonius , while wishing to aid me to bear with greater patience my warm regret for your ...
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Marcus Tullius Cicero. stand . ' I shall not look upon any information as certain except what I get from your letters . Take care of your health , and preserve your old supreme affection for me . DCC ( A XIV , 1 ) TO ATTICUS ( AT ROME ) ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero. stand . ' I shall not look upon any information as certain except what I get from your letters . Take care of your health , and preserve your old supreme affection for me . DCC ( A XIV , 1 ) TO ATTICUS ( AT ROME ) ...
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... look for worse things . For when I read his speech " Con- cerning so great a man , " " Concerning a most illustrious citizen , " I can scarcely contain myself ; yet all that sort of thing is now really ludicrous . But remember this ...
... look for worse things . For when I read his speech " Con- cerning so great a man , " " Concerning a most illustrious citizen , " I can scarcely contain myself ; yet all that sort of thing is now really ludicrous . But remember this ...
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... look at Antony ! For an enormous bribe he has put up a law - alleged to have been carried at the comitia by the dictator , granting the Sicilians full Roman citizenship ; though while he was alive there was never a word said about it ...
... look at Antony ! For an enormous bribe he has put up a law - alleged to have been carried at the comitia by the dictator , granting the Sicilians full Roman citizenship ; though while he was alive there was never a word said about it ...
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