Select orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, with explanatory notes ..

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25. Cogitat quantis ...imserium una. . . de erit This is a sibg00d illustrationi tho vigor an preciSion hicli Ofte charaetorigo anabridge Latin sontendo. The fuit form ould hu a solio Ks: Cogitate quantis laborious imperium fundatum it quod una nox paene delevit Bytheras of th participi so the verbjunitatum is the relative quod be- came UnneeeSSary, and a aecordingi Omitted, and the ver deleWilboing thus brouit into an indirect question aster quantis, a Changelio the subjunctive deleri deleverit. Rende aecording to the fuit form, astu langvage do es not admitis a simila abridgment Consider biore great totis the empire reus founded hic one niset, etc. 27. Una nox Q. e. the night os the econdis December, heu hua assadors of the Allobroges ere capture at the Mulvia bridg0. Se Oratio III. Chap. II. 2S. Id ne unquam . . . possit, that i m. nover e possibi thsit his 8hori de not to am non modo accomptished, ut even thought os. 30. Studio Abi os Specification. 31 Excitarem m. 482, 1. 32. Princes S, forem08t.-Οmei consuIuri, ita us, a that of

the threaten to me.

T. Vitae tantamclaudem, o great gloridui init e lit., Udi se in

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gynus Major vlio brought tho secondiunt Warri a close by a signat victor ove Hannibal a tholatile os Zama 202 B. C. 13. Iter Africanus, the seconit ricui s. his a P. Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus Africanus Minor, horarouit the thir Puniemur to clos by the destructionis Carthago 146 B. , and took Numantia, in Spain, 133 D. C. He a the 0 O L. Aemilius Paullus mentioned inline 15, and the grandS0n by adoption, of Seipi Africanus Major, ho

ibus no terminis by the sum bounduri induimidi G. 45l 5. 21. Iiquid Ioci G. 438,5.-Nisi sorte, unio perchance in irony.

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F0URTII ORATIO AGAIN ST CATILINE. 213

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ORATION FOR THE POET ARCHIAS,

INTRODUCTIOII.

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I. Ingenii, Exercitatio, ratio. Cicero here mentions the three o requisitos essentia lar the professioni in orator-faloni, a theoreticul

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518, II.

2. Praetorem i. e. Quintus ullius Cicero, the orator' brother,

or fuit G. 10, 2.

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Ingenii Predicat Genitive after fuit underSt0od G. 402 I. G. Naturne, of his natura disposition. T. Domus Vig. that of the Luculli.-Hujus doIescentiae, sonectuti, o himi y0uth, in id age I lit., to his youm, to his old age. S. Eadem G. 451, 3. D. Q. Mete IIo Numidico. 0l0brate Warrior an a generous patron o letters Sumamed Numidicua rom his victories ver Jugurtha, Κin os Numidia.-Pio Iio. The Son Quintus Metellus, a Surnamust iu on accountis his Toris in bolial of his exile sathor.

Probabi M. Porcius Cato, a tribuno of the people, grandSO O Cato the Censor, and sather of Cato Uticensis. HortenSiorum. O this illustrious family by sarcili mos distinguisbed a Quintus Hortensius, the Orator.-De luctam consuetudine, bound o in by ties of friendis

IV. V. Troos of the Citizenshis of Archias.

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suerisse.