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... Passage of Hannibal , and English Notes for the Use of Schools . By J. L. LINCOLN , Prof. of the Latin Lan guage and Literature in Brown Univ'y . 12mo . 329 pages . Quintus Curtius : Life and Exploits of Alexander the Great . Edited and ...
... Passage of Hannibal , and English Notes for the Use of Schools . By J. L. LINCOLN , Prof. of the Latin Lan guage and Literature in Brown Univ'y . 12mo . 329 pages . Quintus Curtius : Life and Exploits of Alexander the Great . Edited and ...
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... passage , as giving fuller tone and stateliness to the discourse , and con- trasts it with cupio P. C. me esse clementem , ch . 2 , 4. - Nihilne . For the figure repetitio here used , see Arnold , P. C. 263 ; Z. 821 . and for nihil ...
... passage , as giving fuller tone and stateliness to the discourse , and con- trasts it with cupio P. C. me esse clementem , ch . 2 , 4. - Nihilne . For the figure repetitio here used , see Arnold , P. C. 263 ; Z. 821 . and for nihil ...
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... passage , in which he speaks of the Gracchi with great moderation ( but possibly , says Klotz , to please the people ) , is in the second book De Lege Agrar . 5 , 10 : " Venit enim mihi in mentem duos clarissimos , ingeniosissi- mos ...
... passage , in which he speaks of the Gracchi with great moderation ( but possibly , says Klotz , to please the people ) , is in the second book De Lege Agrar . 5 , 10 : " Venit enim mihi in mentem duos clarissimos , ingeniosissi- mos ...
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... passage from Cic . de lege agra . 1 , 8 , 24 . 27. Quisquam . Explain its use here . P C. 390 , v . Z. 709.- Dicat agrees with the nearest subject . Z. 373 . 28. Certa de causa . See Z. 308 , in fin . This reason is explained in what ...
... passage from Cic . de lege agra . 1 , 8 , 24 . 27. Quisquam . Explain its use here . P C. 390 , v . Z. 709.- Dicat agrees with the nearest subject . Z. 373 . 28. Certa de causa . See Z. 308 , in fin . This reason is explained in what ...
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... passage Cicero first states the fact clearly and briefly . He notices the effect on Catiline , and calls upon him to answer . Catiline is silent . The orator then claims his silence as confirmation of his statement , and proceeds with a ...
... passage Cicero first states the fact clearly and briefly . He notices the effect on Catiline , and calls upon him to answer . Catiline is silent . The orator then claims his silence as confirmation of his statement , and proceeds with a ...
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