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Pagina xxviii
... means of success , however slight or insignificant in appearance . He explored every avenue of the mind , and took possession of all the inlets of delight through the medium of the senses . If he figured as a states- man , the study of ...
... means of success , however slight or insignificant in appearance . He explored every avenue of the mind , and took possession of all the inlets of delight through the medium of the senses . If he figured as a states- man , the study of ...
Pagina 10
... means of funds supplied by Catiline . Catilinæ pecuniam , sua aut amicorum fide sump- tam mutuam , Fasulas ad Manlium quemdam portare , qui postea princeps fuit belli faciundi . ] Fæsulæ stood at the foot of the Appennines , not far ...
... means of funds supplied by Catiline . Catilinæ pecuniam , sua aut amicorum fide sump- tam mutuam , Fasulas ad Manlium quemdam portare , qui postea princeps fuit belli faciundi . ] Fæsulæ stood at the foot of the Appennines , not far ...
Pagina 15
... means not only , there are those who plot , " but also , " they who plot exist . " The subjunctive , therefore , is pre- ferred for the former of these meanings . So , sunt qui disant , sunt qui legant , & c . CROMBIE , Gymnasium , vol ...
... means not only , there are those who plot , " but also , " they who plot exist . " The subjunctive , therefore , is pre- ferred for the former of these meanings . So , sunt qui disant , sunt qui legant , & c . CROMBIE , Gymnasium , vol ...
Pagina 17
... means that the public weal is no longer to depend on his own life . Some commentators apply these words less correctly to Catiline.- Summa salus . The best MSS . have this order , in place of the common salus summa , and so Grævius and ...
... means that the public weal is no longer to depend on his own life . Some commentators apply these words less correctly to Catiline.- Summa salus . The best MSS . have this order , in place of the common salus summa , and so Grævius and ...
Pagina 19
... means that part of the ship where the bilge - water collects . It is then taken to denote the bilge - water itself ; and finally any worthless and impure collection of persons . Cicero , in the following passage , employs the term in ...
... means that part of the ship where the bilge - water collects . It is then taken to denote the bilge - water itself ; and finally any worthless and impure collection of persons . Cicero , in the following passage , employs the term in ...
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