A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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... Cicero , who honestly shared the conviction that novae tabulae was tantamount to fraudulent evasion . By a repetition of the alarmist tactics which had answered so well in the preceding year , he again contrived Catiline's defeat at the ...
... Cicero , who honestly shared the conviction that novae tabulae was tantamount to fraudulent evasion . By a repetition of the alarmist tactics which had answered so well in the preceding year , he again contrived Catiline's defeat at the ...
Pagina 374
Max Cary. Cicero's hour of triumph . Cicero attempts to forestall with the support of Pompey . § 6. THE " CONCORDIA ORDINUM OF CICERO new re66 " " In 63 Cicero had attained the goal of his personal ambitions and had become the man of the ...
Max Cary. Cicero's hour of triumph . Cicero attempts to forestall with the support of Pompey . § 6. THE " CONCORDIA ORDINUM OF CICERO new re66 " " In 63 Cicero had attained the goal of his personal ambitions and had become the man of the ...
Pagina 467
... Cicero's in the voluminous correspondence of Cicero . It is in the main due to correspondthe survival of Cicero's letters that our knowledge of life under the ence . later republic is more vivid and varied than that of any other period ...
... Cicero's in the voluminous correspondence of Cicero . It is in the main due to correspondthe survival of Cicero's letters that our knowledge of life under the ence . later republic is more vivid and varied than that of any other period ...
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