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... consul L. Opi- this place of strength ? nothing by mius to take care that the common- the looks and countenances of all wealth received no detriment . The here present ? Seest thou not that very same day Caius Gracchus was all thy ...
... consul L. Opi- this place of strength ? nothing by mius to take care that the common- the looks and countenances of all wealth received no detriment . The here present ? Seest thou not that very same day Caius Gracchus was all thy ...
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... consul , behold gle man . While I was only consul these men , and ask their opinions on elect , Catiline , I contented myself public affairs ; and instead of doom - with guarding against your many ing them to immediate execution , do ...
... consul , behold gle man . While I was only consul these men , and ask their opinions on elect , Catiline , I contented myself public affairs ; and instead of doom - with guarding against your many ing them to immediate execution , do ...
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... consul in this very give out , your enemy , depart directly temple ; and justly too . But with into banishment . By this step you regard to you , Catiline , their silence will bring upon me an insupportable declares their approbation ...
... consul in this very give out , your enemy , depart directly temple ; and justly too . But with into banishment . By this step you regard to you , Catiline , their silence will bring upon me an insupportable declares their approbation ...
Inhalt
VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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