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... Cæsar to other conditions ; wherein he being resolute not to give away , after some silence , he began his speech , “ Ego , Quirites : " The second speech was thus : Cæsar did ex- tremely affect the name of king ; and some were set on ...
... Cæsar to other conditions ; wherein he being resolute not to give away , after some silence , he began his speech , “ Ego , Quirites : " The second speech was thus : Cæsar did ex- tremely affect the name of king ; and some were set on ...
Side 321
... Cæsar's party : Pompey had married Julia , that was Cæsar's daughter . After , when Cæsar and Pompey took arms one against the other , and Pom- pey had passed the seas , and Cæsar possessed Italy , Cicero stayed somewhat long in Italy ...
... Cæsar's party : Pompey had married Julia , that was Cæsar's daughter . After , when Cæsar and Pompey took arms one against the other , and Pom- pey had passed the seas , and Cæsar possessed Italy , Cicero stayed somewhat long in Italy ...
Side 324
... Cæsar , finding where the wind stood , slighted it , and said , " I am not king , but Cæsar ; " as if they had mis- taken his name . For Rex was a surname amongst the Romans , as King is with us . 222. When Crasus , for his glory ...
... Cæsar , finding where the wind stood , slighted it , and said , " I am not king , but Cæsar ; " as if they had mis- taken his name . For Rex was a surname amongst the Romans , as King is with us . 222. When Crasus , for his glory ...
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Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
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