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Pagina xix
... whole time from his consulship till the year of his banishment was spent in seeking support against his enemies . He attached himself more closely to Pompey , and pleaded causes of all kinds to win friends , but in vain . In B.C. 60 ...
... whole time from his consulship till the year of his banishment was spent in seeking support against his enemies . He attached himself more closely to Pompey , and pleaded causes of all kinds to win friends , but in vain . In B.C. 60 ...
Pagina xx
... whole transaction was to accomplish the ruin of Cicero , with whom he was incensed on account of evidence which Cicero had once given against him . 2 See note on Cat . i . , sect . I , p . 99 , l . 4 . 3 Cf. note on Plunder of Syracuse ...
... whole transaction was to accomplish the ruin of Cicero , with whom he was incensed on account of evidence which Cicero had once given against him . 2 See note on Cat . i . , sect . I , p . 99 , l . 4 . 3 Cf. note on Plunder of Syracuse ...
Pagina xxix
... whole transaction was to accomplish the ruin of Cicero , with whom he was incensed on account of evidence which Cicero had once given against him . 2 See note on Cat . i . , sect . 1 , p . 99 , 1. 4 . 3 Cf. note on Plunder of Syracuse ...
... whole transaction was to accomplish the ruin of Cicero , with whom he was incensed on account of evidence which Cicero had once given against him . 2 See note on Cat . i . , sect . 1 , p . 99 , 1. 4 . 3 Cf. note on Plunder of Syracuse ...
Pagina xxxvii
... whole , he seems to regard Crassus as the greater orator . " The lofty earnestness and dignity of his nature were relieved by the brightest humor and the wittiest vein of genius . His diction was as choice and elegant as it was free and ...
... whole , he seems to regard Crassus as the greater orator . " The lofty earnestness and dignity of his nature were relieved by the brightest humor and the wittiest vein of genius . His diction was as choice and elegant as it was free and ...
Pagina xli
... occasion . Naturally , as the art of speaking came before the science , and was at all times more or less free from scientific trammels , these divisions could not well cover the whole ground , and each Roman Oratory xli.
... occasion . Naturally , as the art of speaking came before the science , and was at all times more or less free from scientific trammels , these divisions could not well cover the whole ground , and each Roman Oratory xli.
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