The Attic Nights of Aulus Gellius, Bind 2Harvard University Press, 1961 |
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Side 207
... kind which the Greeks call aπopos , and in Latin might with some propriety be termed inexplicabile , that is , " unsolvable . ” The subject was of this kind : " Seven judges are to hear the case of a defendant , and judgment is to be ...
... kind which the Greeks call aπopos , and in Latin might with some propriety be termed inexplicabile , that is , " unsolvable . ” The subject was of this kind : " Seven judges are to hear the case of a defendant , and judgment is to be ...
Side 277
... kind of uncompromising frank- ness . He does not , of course , refer to that philosophy which is the teacher of all the virtues , which excels in the discharge of public and private duties alike , and which , if nothing prevents ...
... kind of uncompromising frank- ness . He does not , of course , refer to that philosophy which is the teacher of all the virtues , which excels in the discharge of public and private duties alike , and which , if nothing prevents ...
Side 365
... kind of sweet - speaking charm , " and said in another place : " he cultivates brevity of speech in his oratory . ' And then that trifler apologizes for what he considers Cicero's errors , saying : " This was not the fault of Cicero ...
... kind of sweet - speaking charm , " and said in another place : " he cultivates brevity of speech in his oratory . ' And then that trifler apologizes for what he considers Cicero's errors , saying : " This was not the fault of Cicero ...
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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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Acca Larentia aediles Africanus alia aput atque atque inibi autem Bährens Caesellius called causa Chrysippus Cicero consul Critolaus cuius deque dicere dici dicit dicitur dixit eius enim Ennius erat esset etiam facere factum Favorinus fuisse fuit Gaius Gaius Gracchus Gracchus Graeci Greek hanc Hannibal Hertz Historia homines hominum Hosius huiuscemodi Hyginus idem igitur inquit inter ista libris libro loco Marcus Cato meaning mihi multa natura neque Nigidius nihil nunc omnia omnis oratione philosopher Plautus pomerium populi postea potest praepetes praetor Publius quae quaedam quaestor quam quibus quid quidem Quintus Quintus Ennius quis quod quoniam quoque rerum Rhodians Roman says Scipio Scipio Asiaticus scripsit scriptum sententia sese sibi sicuti sint sunt super syllable tamen Taurus tertio tertium Tiro Tullius usus Varro verba haec verbis verbo verbum verses versus Virgil words wrote καὶ