 ... and that, in their common danger, no step should be taken but by their common advice : and, as they were under no engagement to his cause but what was voluntary, so they were necessarily to be humoured, lest through disgust they should desert it....  The Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero - Pagina 320di Conyers Middleton - 1801Visualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
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...in their prefent fituation, and longed to be at home in the enjoyment of their eftates and honors; and having a confidence of victory from the number...and the reputation of their Leader, were perpetually teafing Pompey to the resolution of % battle; charging him with a defign to protract the war, for the... | |
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...that, in their common danger, no step should be taken but by their common advice : and as they were under no engagement to his cause but what was voluntary,...from the number of their troops and the reputation of 1 Cum ab ea aententia Pómpelas valde abhorreret, suadere Instituí, ut bellum duceret : hoc interdum... | |
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...were under no engagement to his cause but what was voluntary, so they were necessarily to be humored, lest through disgust they should desert it. Now, these...to be at home in the enjoyment of their estates and honors ; and, having a confidence of victory from the number of their troops and the reputation of... | |
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...that, in their common danger, no step should be taken but by their common advice : and, as they were under no engagement to his cause but what was voluntary,...and the reputation of their leader, were perpetually teasing Pompey to the resolution of a battle ; charging him with a design to protract the war for the... | |
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