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... answer to this measure Octavian , now in constant communication with Cicero , began on his Octavian arms . own authority , and at his own cost , raising troops among the veterans in Campania . He was very successful , " and no wonder ...
... answer to this measure Octavian , now in constant communication with Cicero , began on his Octavian arms . own authority , and at his own cost , raising troops among the veterans in Campania . He was very successful , " and no wonder ...
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... answer this letter as promptly as possible - for I have no doubt that Hirtius will inform me on these points ' before ten o'clock 1 See p . 26 , and vol . i . , p . 110 , note . 2 Rhodes was a libera civitas , and had the right of ...
... answer this letter as promptly as possible - for I have no doubt that Hirtius will inform me on these points ' before ten o'clock 1 See p . 26 , and vol . i . , p . 110 , note . 2 Rhodes was a libera civitas , and had the right of ...
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... to think that Cæsar's death may put him in a dangerous position , in which Cicero may be of use to him . See Cicero's answer , Letter DĆCVIII . , p . 14 . DCXCIX ( F XV , 20 ) TO GAIUS TREBONIUS F VI , 1 , 16 AULUS P. BITHYNICUS TO CICERO ...
... to think that Cæsar's death may put him in a dangerous position , in which Cicero may be of use to him . See Cicero's answer , Letter DĆCVIII . , p . 14 . DCXCIX ( F XV , 20 ) TO GAIUS TREBONIUS F VI , 1 , 16 AULUS P. BITHYNICUS TO CICERO ...
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... your recollection of our intimacy and by your wish to increase it.2 1 Reading aut valent . 2 For the letter to which this is answer , see DCXCVIII . , p . 3 . DCCIX ( A XIV , 9 ) TO ATTICUS ( 14 B.C. 44 , ÆT . 62 CICERO'S LETTERS.
... your recollection of our intimacy and by your wish to increase it.2 1 Reading aut valent . 2 For the letter to which this is answer , see DCXCVIII . , p . 3 . DCCIX ( A XIV , 9 ) TO ATTICUS ( 14 B.C. 44 , ÆT . 62 CICERO'S LETTERS.
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... answer . I must premise that I am delighted with the Cluvian estate.1 As to your question about the reason for my having sent for Chrysip- pus - two of my shops have fallen down and the rest are cracking . So not only the tenants but ...
... answer . I must premise that I am delighted with the Cluvian estate.1 As to your question about the reason for my having sent for Chrysip- pus - two of my shops have fallen down and the rest are cracking . So not only the tenants but ...
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