...however anxiously I may wish B'C.205! " it ; and that I do wish it, I will by no means dis" semble. He has, therefore, represented himself as " a man...the present, but of every age ; " and I do not deny Quintus Fabius, that I wish not " only to overtake you in the race of glory, but (par" don the expression)...

...from him I have no kind of rivalry to apprehend : for he has attained to such a height of eminence, that he will not suffer me at any time to be placed...age even of his son ; as if ambition extended not his views beyond the present life, and did not look forward to posterity and future remembrance as...

...from him I have no kind of rivalry to apprehend : for he has attained to such a height of eminence, that he will not suffer me at any time to be placed...the present, but of every age ; and I do not deny, Quintus Fabius, that I wish not only to overtake you in the race of glory, but (pardon the expression)...

...has re? presented himself as an old man, and as one who has gfrie through every gradation of honour, and me as below the age even of his son ; as if he supposed that the desire of glory 'did not exceed the limits of human life, and as if its chref...

...He has represented himself as an old man, and as one who has gone through every gradation of honour, and me as below the age even of his son ; as if he supposed that the desire of glory did not exceed the limits of human life, and as if its chief part...

...He has represented himself as an old man, and as one who has gone through every gradation of honour, and me as below the age even of his son, as if he supposed that the desire of glory did not exceed the span of life, and as if its chief part had...

..."He has represented himself as an old man, and as one who has gone through every gradation of honour, and me as below the age even of his son, as if he supposed that the desire of glory did not exceed the span of life, and as if its chief part had...