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This work , as well as the letter to Pompeius in Latin , de rebus suis in consulatu gestis , has completely perished ; and of the third essay on the same subject , the Latin poem also mentioned in Att . i . 19 , 10 , we preserve only a ...
This work , as well as the letter to Pompeius in Latin , de rebus suis in consulatu gestis , has completely perished ; and of the third essay on the same subject , the Latin poem also mentioned in Att . i . 19 , 10 , we preserve only a ...
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This is Cicero's way of telling it - in his ( sc . rebus Vedii ) inventae sunt quinque imagunculae matronarum , in quibus una sororis amici tui hominis Bruti qui hoc utatur , et illius Lepidi qui haec tam neglegenter ferat , among which ...
This is Cicero's way of telling it - in his ( sc . rebus Vedii ) inventae sunt quinque imagunculae matronarum , in quibus una sororis amici tui hominis Bruti qui hoc utatur , et illius Lepidi qui haec tam neglegenter ferat , among which ...
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We know that in the case of the Annales Marcus promptly complied with a like request , ego te libenter , ut rogas , quibus rebus vis adiuvabo , et tibi versus quos rogas , yλaűk ' eis ' Abývas , mittam ( Q. Fr. ii . 16 , 4 ) .
We know that in the case of the Annales Marcus promptly complied with a like request , ego te libenter , ut rogas , quibus rebus vis adiuvabo , et tibi versus quos rogas , yλaűk ' eis ' Abývas , mittam ( Q. Fr. ii . 16 , 4 ) .
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Quid agas omnibus de rebus et quid acturus sis fac nos quam diligentissime certiores . III . TO ATTICUS , AT ATHENS ( ATT . I. 7 ) . ROME , A. U. C. 686 ; B. C. 68 ; AET . CIC . 38 . De matre Attici Caecilia , de pecunia L. Cincio ...
Quid agas omnibus de rebus et quid acturus sis fac nos quam diligentissime certiores . III . TO ATTICUS , AT ATHENS ( ATT . I. 7 ) . ROME , A. U. C. 686 ; B. C. 68 ; AET . CIC . 38 . De matre Attici Caecilia , de pecunia L. Cincio ...
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De Lucceio praeter exspectationem nondum placato , de signis mittendis , de bibliotheca sibi conservanda , de ceteris rebus iam deterioribus . CICERO ATTICO SAL . 1. Et mea sponte faciebam antea et post duabus epistolis tuis ...
De Lucceio praeter exspectationem nondum placato , de signis mittendis , de bibliotheca sibi conservanda , de ceteris rebus iam deterioribus . CICERO ATTICO SAL . 1. Et mea sponte faciebam antea et post duabus epistolis tuis ...
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| Title | The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Volume 1 Dublin University Press series The Correspondence of M. Tullius Cicero: Arranged According to Its Chronological Order, Robert Yelverton Tyrrell |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Editors | Louis Claude Purser, Robert Yelverton Tyrrell |
| Contributor | Robert Yelverton Tyrrell |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Hodges, Figgis ; Longmans, Green, 1885 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 20 Jun 2007 |
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