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... orator , and to excel equally On the subject of comparing Cice- in each of those qualities , is not to ro and Demosthenes , much has been be expected from the limited powers said by critical writers . The differ- of human genius . The ...
... orator , and to excel equally On the subject of comparing Cice- in each of those qualities , is not to ro and Demosthenes , much has been be expected from the limited powers said by critical writers . The differ- of human genius . The ...
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... orator , is a fund of know - ness that belongs to such assembly ; ledge . Much is this inculcated by he must study the forms of court , the Cicero and Quinctilian : " Quod course of procedure ; and must atomnibus disciplinis et artibus ...
... orator , is a fund of know - ness that belongs to such assembly ; ledge . Much is this inculcated by he must study the forms of court , the Cicero and Quinctilian : " Quod course of procedure ; and must atomnibus disciplinis et artibus ...
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... orator consists in the who may hereafter engage in the proper use and variation of them all , profession of the law , to read over according to the occasion . The these orations , and compare the mamost remarkable example of which ...
... orator consists in the who may hereafter engage in the proper use and variation of them all , profession of the law , to read over according to the occasion . The these orations , and compare the mamost remarkable example of which ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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