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Page 117
... ideas is as follows : Since therefore all , whether good or bad , write poems , I too , who have been at school , to learn the arts of poetry and declamation , and who am thus one of the educated , will do the same thing . - Et nos ...
... ideas is as follows : Since therefore all , whether good or bad , write poems , I too , who have been at school , to learn the arts of poetry and declamation , and who am thus one of the educated , will do the same thing . - Et nos ...
Page 123
... idea is this : If you wish to come into notice at Rome , commit some act of great rascality , which ought to consign you to banishment or a prison , but which at Rome will prove the most effectual means of making you wealthy and ...
... idea is this : If you wish to come into notice at Rome , commit some act of great rascality , which ought to consign you to banishment or a prison , but which at Rome will prove the most effectual means of making you wealthy and ...
Page 125
... idea to be , " when were the sails of avarice more widely spread ? " The explanation which we have adopted appears the more natural and forcible . - Alea quando hæc animos . " When did gambling like this of ours sway the minds of men ...
... idea to be , " when were the sails of avarice more widely spread ? " The explanation which we have adopted appears the more natural and forcible . - Alea quando hæc animos . " When did gambling like this of ours sway the minds of men ...
Page 126
... idea of effeminacy . - Arguerint . " Will clearly prove , I think . " Impudent irony . Observe the force of the subjunctive . Sed quinque tabernæ , & c . " But then my five shops bring me in a rent of four hundred thousand sestertii ...
... idea of effeminacy . - Arguerint . " Will clearly prove , I think . " Impudent irony . Observe the force of the subjunctive . Sed quinque tabernæ , & c . " But then my five shops bring me in a rent of four hundred thousand sestertii ...
Page 127
... idea is , " and Concord , whose temple is now deserted and in ruins . " 102-111 . Summus honor . " Magistrates of the highest rank . " Compare line 86. - Referat . " Brings them in . " - Rationibus . " To their yearly income ...
... idea is , " and Concord , whose temple is now deserted and in ruins . " 102-111 . Summus honor . " Magistrates of the highest rank . " Compare line 86. - Referat . " Brings them in . " - Rationibus . " To their yearly income ...
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