Ploutarchou Granchoi : Lives of the Gracchi

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I. A. Whnne de siue et auctoritate A iani in bellis Rom. ciuilibus enarrandis, exploratis fontidus cptiibus uSus erae uidet frp. 4 ff., P. A. Bolime Beser P atir Geschichie der Gracchen 1 TlieitPuibus 1868 Progr. J PP. I 2, IJ. By Sintenis in his Einlectung au den Gracchen P. ΙO5. A. GelliuS Noct. Au. 2, 13, 2-3 Asellio sub P. Scipione Africano trib ntis natiuum ad mlmantiam iust, resque eas quibus erendis isse inte uis conscripsis.

N. A. 5, 18, 8 nobis non modo Salis ESSE Itideo, gal factuna eneciae pronuntiare, sed etiam, quo consilio gataque ratione girata rasent δε- monstrare. Scribere artient be Dun irritum ueto consule et quo confectuΠι

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ponius, a friend and partisan of Gaius Θ Did it contain

Tib. Gr. 2, 4 compared Ivitia Cic. de Orat. 3, 6O, 225. See note 5 P. Ti. Gracch. 8, 6. Spicileg. in Corn. Nep. p. 88, Peter L c. P. CLXXXVI. ΚlaPPAE Ilio. Ist. aruci. MIN. P. Bonnae 1862 uies in vain toprove illat Cicero refers to a Leiter, Plutarch to a Speech. de diu. 1, Ι 8, 36 and more sully ib. 2, 29, 6a quoted in ille notes to Ti. Gr. I, 2 l. I 3. De Corn. G acch. matris ulla, veto, is et egistrilis commerrta D, Dorpati I 8 , P. 36 7.

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Cf. Ellendi Hist. Elog. Rom. p. 3I Paris : famae Tiberi frater gloria maior ita obsistit, ut scyrsod in tanto honetiue nitro e) res

Decliue of Vte K. K. I P. I 76.

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18 ff. that his participation in tiae Νuimantine convention waS early inade use of in the sothools of the rihetoricians, it may seeni doubifulvi aether ine arguments attriuialed to Tib. by Plutarcia, as Specimens of tiae πιθανότης and πυκνότm του ἀνδρός, are reatly dra vn froni his SpeeclaeS Or naerely the exaggerations os rhetors and rhetoricalla istorianS, e.g. Fannius and Livius. Briit. 33, quoted in tiae note to Tib. Gr. 2, 3 l. 23.

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ait: eae natione S cum alias rei tu S, tum per auaritiam atque stultitia in re Spublica S SUAS B mi Semini.

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tiae Character of the man.

me fuis fosinu neque fuerigat se facie stabant, et in conuiuio liberi etι fri naodeStius erant quam apud frincipia 3β. Ba uersatus sunt infrouincia, uti retenro posset uere

cisse. Bie=rnium fui in fro-

Quirites, when I lest Rome, I tookΝoct. Att. I 5, 12. Cf. Cic. Orat. 7O, 233. principia, tiae central potnt of a carrip, On the uia principalis, incituling ille tents of the clites officers and the space in front of them, and therelare the most public place of ille vuliole. 'Vords-

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pro ros ris) in 123 6 31 against P. Popidius Laenas,

The quotation gi ven by Plutarch in C. GL 3, 3

delivered probably in 124 63o, is referred to by Cicero