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Pagina 147
... Page CH . I. — 1 . Quousque tandem . The abruptness of the language 9 and the interrogative form here strongly express the indignation of the orator at seeing Catiline , contrary to all expectation , present in the sen- ate , as though ...
... Page CH . I. — 1 . Quousque tandem . The abruptness of the language 9 and the interrogative form here strongly express the indignation of the orator at seeing Catiline , contrary to all expectation , present in the sen- ate , as though ...
Pagina 149
Marcus Tullius Cicero Ebenezer Alfred Johnson. Page loving portion of the community . See Dict . of Greek and Roman 9 Antiquities , OPTIMATES . 6. Locus . The temple of Jupiter Stator at the foot of the Pala- tine . See infr . ch ... Page ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero Ebenezer Alfred Johnson. Page loving portion of the community . See Dict . of Greek and Roman 9 Antiquities , OPTIMATES . 6. Locus . The temple of Jupiter Stator at the foot of the Pala- tine . See infr . ch ... Page ...
Pagina 151
... Page 9 1. Non deest rei publicę consilium . Rei publice is usually 10 construed as the dative with deest . Benecke , however , regards as the genitive limiting consilium , and referring the whole sentence to the historical events cited ...
... Page 9 1. Non deest rei publicę consilium . Rei publice is usually 10 construed as the dative with deest . Benecke , however , regards as the genitive limiting consilium , and referring the whole sentence to the historical events cited ...
Pagina 154
... page 11 , line 2 , Steinmetz and Klotz , on the authority of Priscian and some MSS . , read Kalendarum Novembrium . Orelli remarks , " Apud Cic . me non memini genitivum legere ; et nostri contra stant . " 1. Certo die , qui dies . Z ...
... page 11 , line 2 , Steinmetz and Klotz , on the authority of Priscian and some MSS . , read Kalendarum Novembrium . Orelli remarks , " Apud Cic . me non memini genitivum legere ; et nostri contra stant . " 1. Certo die , qui dies . Z ...
Pagina 156
Marcus Tullius Cicero Ebenezer Alfred Johnson. Page 11 12 the sentence with emphasis as the antithesis of “ num negare audes ? ” -Priore nocte . See note on p . 9 , line 9 ... Page gistic form : Si omnia tua consilia nota sunt 156 NOTES .
Marcus Tullius Cicero Ebenezer Alfred Johnson. Page 11 12 the sentence with emphasis as the antithesis of “ num negare audes ? ” -Priore nocte . See note on p . 9 , line 9 ... Page gistic form : Si omnia tua consilia nota sunt 156 NOTES .
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