The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, tr. by W. Guthrie, Volume 2 |
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... natural Parents dread and hate you ; should you find that Dread , that Hatred invincible , I fuppofe you would retire from their Presence : But now your Country , the common Parent of us all , hates and dreads you ; and long has the ...
... natural Parents dread and hate you ; should you find that Dread , that Hatred invincible , I fuppofe you would retire from their Presence : But now your Country , the common Parent of us all , hates and dreads you ; and long has the ...
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... Natural and Con- ftitutional Rights , were the People to blame if they treated them as Banditti ? This is not the Marcellus whom Cicero commends a little lower This Marcellus was an intimate Friend of Catiline , and probably a ...
... Natural and Con- ftitutional Rights , were the People to blame if they treated them as Banditti ? This is not the Marcellus whom Cicero commends a little lower This Marcellus was an intimate Friend of Catiline , and probably a ...
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... Nature , trained by Appetite , and referved by Fate : You never delighted in Repofe : You never even delighted in War , but when both were flagitious . You have levied a confe- derate Band of Ruffians ; from Wretches , not only ...
... Nature , trained by Appetite , and referved by Fate : You never delighted in Repofe : You never even delighted in War , but when both were flagitious . You have levied a confe- derate Band of Ruffians ; from Wretches , not only ...
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... Nature of a Multer - Mafter . But we learn from Saluft , that Catiline never confented to enroll Slaves . I read with the Edition of 1474 , Civium perditorem City ? Will you not command him to be " 3.0 CICERO's ORATION.
... Nature of a Multer - Mafter . But we learn from Saluft , that Catiline never confented to enroll Slaves . I read with the Edition of 1474 , Civium perditorem City ? Will you not command him to be " 3.0 CICERO's ORATION.
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... natural Fellow - Citizens , and as fuch , will I give them my repeated Admoni- tions . If my Lenity has hitherto feemed in clinable to Weakness , it was with a View that this latent Corruption might be discharged . But now can I no ...
... natural Fellow - Citizens , and as fuch , will I give them my repeated Admoni- tions . If my Lenity has hitherto feemed in clinable to Weakness , it was with a View that this latent Corruption might be discharged . But now can I no ...
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