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... Cicero , the war depending , did seriously advise Cicero touching the composing and ordering of his countenance and gesture . And if the government of the countenance be of such effect , much more is that of the speech , and other ...
... Cicero , the war depending , did seriously advise Cicero touching the composing and ordering of his countenance and gesture . And if the government of the countenance be of such effect , much more is that of the speech , and other ...
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... Cicero stayed somewhat long in Italy , but at last sailed over to join with Pompey ; who when he came to him , Pompey said , “ You are welcome , but where left you your son - in - law ? " Cicero answered , " With your father - in - law ...
... Cicero stayed somewhat long in Italy , but at last sailed over to join with Pompey ; who when he came to him , Pompey said , “ You are welcome , but where left you your son - in - law ? " Cicero answered , " With your father - in - law ...
Side 322
... Cicero gave in evi- dence upon oath : and when the jury , which con- sisted of fifty - seven , had passed against his evidence , one day in the senate Cicero and Clodius being in altercation , Clodius upbraided him , and said ; " The ...
... Cicero gave in evi- dence upon oath : and when the jury , which con- sisted of fifty - seven , had passed against his evidence , one day in the senate Cicero and Clodius being in altercation , Clodius upbraided him , and said ; " The ...
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