The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Volume 1Hodges, Figgis ; Longmans, Green, 1885 - Authors, Latin |
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Page ix
... course these are only samples of a vast number of similar arguments . For the full discussion of the question let the reader turn to Streicher , * and he will be amply rewarded . As regards the larger Harleian ms , there is little to be ...
... course these are only samples of a vast number of similar arguments . For the full discussion of the question let the reader turn to Streicher , * and he will be amply rewarded . As regards the larger Harleian ms , there is little to be ...
Page xi
... course , most interesting and instructive . There is , perhaps , only one ( his conjecture on Att . iii . 15 , 5 ) which one would have been disposed to adopt in the text . The second volume of the Correspondence will appear very soon ...
... course , most interesting and instructive . There is , perhaps , only one ( his conjecture on Att . iii . 15 , 5 ) which one would have been disposed to adopt in the text . The second volume of the Correspondence will appear very soon ...
Page xiii
... of the eyes ' . I think it is not necessary for me to use any arguments to defend the course I have taken in editing the letters in their chronological order . It seems to me that this is PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION, xiii-xix.
... of the eyes ' . I think it is not necessary for me to use any arguments to defend the course I have taken in editing the letters in their chronological order . It seems to me that this is PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION, xiii-xix.
Page xvii
... course of conduct which ended in the exile of Cicero . Ego illam odi are the words in which Cicero describes his feelings towards Clodia . The story of an intimacy between Cicero and Clodia is utterly inconsistent with the character of ...
... course of conduct which ended in the exile of Cicero . Ego illam odi are the words in which Cicero describes his feelings towards Clodia . The story of an intimacy between Cicero and Clodia is utterly inconsistent with the character of ...
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... course these words are to some extent the pleas of the advocate of Caelius , but they could not have been used to the jury if Catiline had always stood in a menacing attitude . Cicero never coquetted with democracy , though he accepted ...
... course these words are to some extent the pleas of the advocate of Caelius , but they could not have been used to the jury if Catiline had always stood in a menacing attitude . Cicero never coquetted with democracy , though he accepted ...
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