The Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 1Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 1810 |
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Pagina xvi
... taken care always to leave the facts to speak for themselves , and to affirm nothing of any mo- ment , without an authentic testimony to support it ; which yet , if consulted in the original at its full length , will com- monly add more ...
... taken care always to leave the facts to speak for themselves , and to affirm nothing of any mo- ment , without an authentic testimony to support it ; which yet , if consulted in the original at its full length , will com- monly add more ...
Pagina xix
... taken occasion to mention more at large in its proper place . But as I have borrowed my plan , so I have drawn my materials also from Cicero , whose works are the most authentic monuments that remain to us , of all the great ...
... taken occasion to mention more at large in its proper place . But as I have borrowed my plan , so I have drawn my materials also from Cicero , whose works are the most authentic monuments that remain to us , of all the great ...
Pagina xx
... taken occasion to introduce several of his letters , with large extracts from such of his orations , as gave any particular light into the facts , or customs , or characters , described in the history , or which seemed , on any other ...
... taken occasion to introduce several of his letters , with large extracts from such of his orations , as gave any particular light into the facts , or customs , or characters , described in the history , or which seemed , on any other ...
Pagina xxvi
... taken care to consult also the Annals of Pighius . I did not forget likewise to pay a due attention to the French authors , whose works happened to coincide with any part of mine ; particularly , the History of the two Triumvirates ...
... taken care to consult also the Annals of Pighius . I did not forget likewise to pay a due attention to the French authors , whose works happened to coincide with any part of mine ; particularly , the History of the two Triumvirates ...
Pagina 24
... taken and slain ; and Marius so warmly pursued , that he was forced * Appian . Bell . Mithridat , init . pag . 171 , + Appian , Bell , Civ . 1. 1. 383 . to plunge himself into the marshes of Minturnum , up 24 SECT . I. THE LIFE OF CICERO .
... taken and slain ; and Marius so warmly pursued , that he was forced * Appian . Bell . Mithridat , init . pag . 171 , + Appian , Bell , Civ . 1. 1. 383 . to plunge himself into the marshes of Minturnum , up 24 SECT . I. THE LIFE OF CICERO .
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