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... Cæsar , " non recusat , sed quodammodo postulat , ut , ut est , sic appelletur tyrannus . " So we may see in a letter of Cicero to Atticus , that Augustus Cæsar , in his very entrance into affairs , when he was a darling of the senate ...
... Cæsar , " non recusat , sed quodammodo postulat , ut , ut est , sic appelletur tyrannus . " So we may see in a letter of Cicero to Atticus , that Augustus Cæsar , in his very entrance into affairs , when he was a darling of the senate ...
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... Augustus Cæsar called his ? Peruse the catalogue : Cornelius Sylla , Julius Cæsar , Flavius Vespasianus , Severus , Constantinus the Great , and many more . " Gene- rare et liberi , humana : creare et operari , divina . " And therefore ...
... Augustus Cæsar called his ? Peruse the catalogue : Cornelius Sylla , Julius Cæsar , Flavius Vespasianus , Severus , Constantinus the Great , and many more . " Gene- rare et liberi , humana : creare et operari , divina . " And therefore ...
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... Augustus Cæsar there grew in custom a flattering form of trust , for they penned it thus : " Rogo te per salutem Augusti , " or " per fortunam Augusti , " etc. Whereupon Augustus took the breach of trust to sound in derogation of ...
... Augustus Cæsar there grew in custom a flattering form of trust , for they penned it thus : " Rogo te per salutem Augusti , " or " per fortunam Augusti , " etc. Whereupon Augustus took the breach of trust to sound in derogation of ...
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Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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