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Pagina viii
When the civil war broke out in 49 , Sallust promptly went to Caesar's camp , and soon afterward took part in the disastrous campaign against Pompey in Illyricum . In 47 , as praetor - elect , he was reinstated in the Senate .
When the civil war broke out in 49 , Sallust promptly went to Caesar's camp , and soon afterward took part in the disastrous campaign against Pompey in Illyricum . In 47 , as praetor - elect , he was reinstated in the Senate .
Pagina ix
After the death of Caesar in B.C. 44 , Sallust retired from public life , and , returning to the ambition of his younger days , devoted his leisure to Roman history . He died in B.C. 35 , leaving his house and gardens to his sister's ...
After the death of Caesar in B.C. 44 , Sallust retired from public life , and , returning to the ambition of his younger days , devoted his leisure to Roman history . He died in B.C. 35 , leaving his house and gardens to his sister's ...
Pagina xii
Sallust's style is very different from that of his predecessors , Caesar and Cicero . For while their writing is smooth and regular , Sallust's is strong and abrupt , at times startling in its sudden changes , often almost volcanic in ...
Sallust's style is very different from that of his predecessors , Caesar and Cicero . For while their writing is smooth and regular , Sallust's is strong and abrupt , at times startling in its sudden changes , often almost volcanic in ...
Pagina xviii
Caesar , however , when his turn came to speak , boldly declared that it was unconstitutional to inflict capital ... When it became evident that Caesar's motion might prevail , Cicero delivered his Fourth Oration , in which he claimed ...
Caesar , however , when his turn came to speak , boldly declared that it was unconstitutional to inflict capital ... When it became evident that Caesar's motion might prevail , Cicero delivered his Fourth Oration , in which he claimed ...
Pagina 39
Sed iisdem temporibus Q. Catulus et C. Pisō neque pretiō neque grātiā Cicerōnem impellere quīvēre , uti per Allobrogēs aut alium indicem C. Caesar falsō 5 nōminārētur . Nam uterque cum illō gravīs inimicitiās exercebant : Piso ...
Sed iisdem temporibus Q. Catulus et C. Pisō neque pretiō neque grātiā Cicerōnem impellere quīvēre , uti per Allobrogēs aut alium indicem C. Caesar falsō 5 nōminārētur . Nam uterque cum illō gravīs inimicitiās exercebant : Piso ...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Gai Sallusti Crispi Bellum Catilinæ |
| Autore | Sallust |
| Curatore | Jared Waterbury Scudder |
| Collaboratore | Jared Waterbury Scudder |
| Editore | Allyn and Bacon, 1900 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 14 mar 2008 |
| Lunghezza | 225 pagine |
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