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... Lucius Vargunteius , undertook to murder him . before break of Day . But Cicero having Ad- vice of this , by one . Fulvia , a noted Courtezan , took fuch Meafures as entirely disappointed them , and next Day fummoned the Senate into the ...
... Lucius Vargunteius , undertook to murder him . before break of Day . But Cicero having Ad- vice of this , by one . Fulvia , a noted Courtezan , took fuch Meafures as entirely disappointed them , and next Day fummoned the Senate into the ...
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... Lucius Vargunteius , undertook to murder hi before break of Day . But Cicero having A vice of this , by one . Fulvia , a noted Courtez took fuch Measures as entirely disappoin them , and next Day fummoned the Senate i the Temple of ...
... Lucius Vargunteius , undertook to murder hi before break of Day . But Cicero having A vice of this , by one . Fulvia , a noted Courtez took fuch Measures as entirely disappoin them , and next Day fummoned the Senate i the Temple of ...
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... Lucius Valerius , did one Day intervene before Lucius Saturninus , the Tri- m B 4 bune This was the Conful , who , when C. Gracchus Tiberius fol- lowing the Plan laid down by his Brother T. Gracchus , endea- voured to put in Execution ...
... Lucius Valerius , did one Day intervene before Lucius Saturninus , the Tri- m B 4 bune This was the Conful , who , when C. Gracchus Tiberius fol- lowing the Plan laid down by his Brother T. Gracchus , endea- voured to put in Execution ...
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... Lucius Catiline , intoxicated with Infolence , breathing out Guilt , impiously meditating the Deftruction of his Country , and threatening you , and this City , with all the Calamities of Fire and Sword . He is gone , he is vanished ...
... Lucius Catiline , intoxicated with Infolence , breathing out Guilt , impiously meditating the Deftruction of his Country , and threatening you , and this City , with all the Calamities of Fire and Sword . He is gone , he is vanished ...
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... Lucius Catiline , though I had done it at the Hazard , not of my Repu- tation only , but my Life . But when I plainly faw that , without convincing you , ( as all of you at least , were not even then convinced , of the Fact ) if I had ...
... Lucius Catiline , though I had done it at the Hazard , not of my Repu- tation only , but my Life . But when I plainly faw that , without convincing you , ( as all of you at least , were not even then convinced , of the Fact ) if I had ...
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