The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, tr. by W. Guthrie, Volume 2 |
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Page 12
... present at your Confultation * . IMMORTAL ' Gods ! In what Air do we breathe ; in what a City do we live ; of what a State are we Members ! Here , here , Fathers Confcript , within thefe Walls , and in this Af- fembly , this Affembly ...
... present at your Confultation * . IMMORTAL ' Gods ! In what Air do we breathe ; in what a City do we live ; of what a State are we Members ! Here , here , Fathers Confcript , within thefe Walls , and in this Af- fembly , this Affembly ...
Page 18
... present who is ignorant that on the last Day of f Catiline had borrowed Money from Time to Time to fup- port his vaft Expences ; and without doubt his Creditors had ad- vanced him fresh Sums to enable him to ftand for the Confulfhip ...
... present who is ignorant that on the last Day of f Catiline had borrowed Money from Time to Time to fup- port his vaft Expences ; and without doubt his Creditors had ad- vanced him fresh Sums to enable him to ftand for the Confulfhip ...
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... present at the Meetings of the Body of the Confpirators , left they should be difcovered ; but they ferved Catiline , by main- taining that the whole Confpiracy was a Chimera of the Con- ful's Brain , or at moft a Defign to be revenged ...
... present at the Meetings of the Body of the Confpirators , left they should be difcovered ; but they ferved Catiline , by main- taining that the whole Confpiracy was a Chimera of the Con- ful's Brain , or at moft a Defign to be revenged ...
Page 99
... present to surround me . Let me own too that a difpirited Wife ; a Daughter difmayed with her Fears ; and an Infant - Son , whom I ima- gine my Country now embraces as the Pledge of my Conduct ; this my Son - in - Law , whom I fee ...
... present to surround me . Let me own too that a difpirited Wife ; a Daughter difmayed with her Fears ; and an Infant - Son , whom I ima- gine my Country now embraces as the Pledge of my Conduct ; this my Son - in - Law , whom I fee ...
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... Presents . -Go fomewhere " elfe . You have Gardens near the Ty- " ber ; and have taken great care to fit up an Apartment near to where all our young VOL . II . " Gentle- " M * I am very fenfible , that to a Reader of Taste , who has not ...
... Presents . -Go fomewhere " elfe . You have Gardens near the Ty- " ber ; and have taken great care to fit up an Apartment near to where all our young VOL . II . " Gentle- " M * I am very fenfible , that to a Reader of Taste , who has not ...
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