The Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius, Bind 2Harvard University Press, 1961 |
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Side 13
... Tiro , Marcus Cicero's freedman , was unquestionably a man of refined taste and by no means unacquainted with our early history and literature . He had been liberally educated from his earliest years , and Cicero found in him an ...
... Tiro , Marcus Cicero's freedman , was unquestionably a man of refined taste and by no means unacquainted with our early history and literature . He had been liberally educated from his earliest years , and Cicero found in him an ...
Side 15
... Tiro says : " Advocates who are pleading for clients ought in their opening remarks to win over and propitiate the jurors with complimentary and respectful lan- guage ; they ought , while their minds , as they wait to hear the case ...
... Tiro says : " Advocates who are pleading for clients ought in their opening remarks to win over and propitiate the jurors with complimentary and respectful lan- guage ; they ought , while their minds , as they wait to hear the case ...
Side 23
... Tiro , " is altogether full of absurdity , to wish to do something , and yet have the design and purpose of never doing what you wish to do . " But , as a matter of fact , Tiro failed to observe that the reason for taking precautions is ...
... Tiro , " is altogether full of absurdity , to wish to do something , and yet have the design and purpose of never doing what you wish to do . " But , as a matter of fact , Tiro failed to observe that the reason for taking precautions is ...
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Africano superiore | 2 |
Of a disgraceful blunder of Caesellius Vindex which | 7 |
Quid Tiro Tullius Ciceronis libertus reprehen | 10 |
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