Orations: Trans. Into English; with Notes, Historical and Critical, and Arguments to Each, Volume 1T. Maiden, 1806 |
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Pagina vii
... with posterity his reputa- tion rose so high , that the name of Cicero ap- pears not now to be the name of a man , but of Eloquence herself : let us therefore keep him in A 4 our our eye ; let him be our model ; and PREFACE . vii.
... with posterity his reputa- tion rose so high , that the name of Cicero ap- pears not now to be the name of a man , but of Eloquence herself : let us therefore keep him in A 4 our our eye ; let him be our model ; and PREFACE . vii.
Pagina xii
... tion in the world , can obtain assistance to facili- tate his success in imitating the manner of a Ro- man consul and orator . So far as I have been able to observe , the Ora- tions of Cicero may be divided into three sorts , viz ...
... tion in the world , can obtain assistance to facili- tate his success in imitating the manner of a Ro- man consul and orator . So far as I have been able to observe , the Ora- tions of Cicero may be divided into three sorts , viz ...
Pagina xx
... tion of public measures , persons , or characters , from his writings , especially from any thing said in the following ORATIONS . And this is a pre- caution so far from weakening , that it strengthens the foundation of historical ...
... tion of public measures , persons , or characters , from his writings , especially from any thing said in the following ORATIONS . And this is a pre- caution so far from weakening , that it strengthens the foundation of historical ...
Pagina xxiv
... tion can sufficiently guard the innocent , and the unsuspecting , against ambition and avarice in a party , or corruption and partiality in a judge ; and he will find that all these received their sanc- tion and support , from the ...
... tion can sufficiently guard the innocent , and the unsuspecting , against ambition and avarice in a party , or corruption and partiality in a judge ; and he will find that all these received their sanc- tion and support , from the ...
Pagina 11
... of the Clodian fac- tion , that , to avoid its consequences , which he apprehended might be fatal , he was obliged to shelter himself in the tribunal of Domitius . Upon Upon this , not only he , but Milo petitioned ARGUMENT . 11.
... of the Clodian fac- tion , that , to avoid its consequences , which he apprehended might be fatal , he was obliged to shelter himself in the tribunal of Domitius . Upon Upon this , not only he , but Milo petitioned ARGUMENT . 11.
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