The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, tr. by W. Guthrie, 2 tomas |
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... favoured by Darkness , " you at- tempted to furprize Preneste upon the 1ft of November , didst thou not perceive that Colony to be fortified by my Orders , by my Officers , my Guards , and my Garrifon ? The Words of your Mouth , the ...
... favoured by Darkness , " you at- tempted to furprize Preneste upon the 1ft of November , didst thou not perceive that Colony to be fortified by my Orders , by my Officers , my Guards , and my Garrifon ? The Words of your Mouth , the ...
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... Favour , fo early " raised thee through every Gradation of sub- " ordinate Truft , to her fupreme Seat of " Power . Should Reproach however keen , " should Danger however dreadful , render " thee remifs , when all that is dear to her ...
... Favour , fo early " raised thee through every Gradation of sub- " ordinate Truft , to her fupreme Seat of " Power . Should Reproach however keen , " should Danger however dreadful , render " thee remifs , when all that is dear to her ...
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... Writ of a Prætor . Those This feems to have an Eye to Cæfar and Craffus , at that Time two of the principal Noblemen of Rome ; who certainly favoured Catiline . Those whom I perceive fluttering in the Fo- rum , 42 CICERO'S ORATION.
... Writ of a Prætor . Those This feems to have an Eye to Cæfar and Craffus , at that Time two of the principal Noblemen of Rome ; who certainly favoured Catiline . Those whom I perceive fluttering in the Fo- rum , 42 CICERO'S ORATION.
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... Favour of this unconquered People ; this glorious Empire , and lovely City . Had they attained to the End of all their frantic , their eager Wishes , did they hope to spring up Confuls , Dictators , or Kings , from the Ashes of this ...
... Favour of this unconquered People ; this glorious Empire , and lovely City . Had they attained to the End of all their frantic , their eager Wishes , did they hope to spring up Confuls , Dictators , or Kings , from the Ashes of this ...
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... Favour of Catiline , and affift him with their For- ces . The Embassador after fome Deliberation , refolved to discover the Affair to 2. Fabius Sanga , their Patron at Rome , who immediately disclosed it to Cicero . The Conful advised ...
... Favour of Catiline , and affift him with their For- ces . The Embassador after fome Deliberation , refolved to discover the Affair to 2. Fabius Sanga , their Patron at Rome , who immediately disclosed it to Cicero . The Conful advised ...
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