 | William Forsyth - 1864 - 368 pagine
...few men could with less justice say of themselves like Titus, Diem perdidi ! To appreciate his fall worth let us consider what a blank there would have been in the annals of Bome and the history of the world, if Cicero had never lived. He illumines the • The head of Cicero,... | |
 | 1865 - 736 pagine
...knowledge within the easy reach of us all. " What a blank there would have been," says Mr. Foreyth, " in the annals of Rome and the history of the world if Cicero had never lived The more we think of all wo owe him, — of all he did, and wrote, and spoke, — the more shall we... | |
 | 1865 - 734 pagine
...knowledge within the easy reach of us all. " What a blank there would have been," says Mr. Forsyth, " in the annals of Rome and the history of the world if Cicero had nnver lived The more we think of all we owe him, — of all he did, and wrote, and spoke, — the more... | |
 | William Forsyth - 1869 - 584 pagine
...few men could with less justice say of themselves, like Titus, Dicmperdidi! To appreciate his full worth let us consider what a blank there would have been in the annals of Rome and the history 1 The head of Cicero, facing the title- tudo. — Asin. Pollio apud SeneC. Suapage of this work, is... | |
 | William Forsyth - 1869 - 588 pagine
...themselves, like \ Titus, Dicmperdidi ! To appreciate his full worth let us consider what a blank I there would have been in the annals of Rome and the history 1 The head of Cicero, facing the title- tudo.—Asin. Pollio apud SeneC. Suapage of this work, is taken... | |
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We have seen how frequently he was employed in composition before the sun had risen, and few men could with less justice say of themselves, like Titus, Dicmperdidi! To appreciate his full worth let us consider what a blank there would have been in the... 