Select orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero

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oneis

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mme sentimenta.

sonae intris a peri definite, the have feli Coo dile

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s. Unum velint -ssivis sive ita cime m---Isodo onb. - in Non solam, Mis mereb. s. Nisi toruare et manente - mih i Maer Aetas aci/e iam re--inins Seea. Fore, Note et n. Eat orsa, hom ordior In eodem, mith the scime umore. Is Rivores- Iahomas, me et even fremem ea crinio Amoereris' a feel gralata foris favor conferred.' in stantibus. A senator meret giving his dissent retia dilaseat, ut alWays rose When, ut to mahem spe hass. Et quo fiori, ete. The venditi here is various and thotox undouhtedi eorrupi.M. Quo autem, etc. The mos eonvenient ordor in this involved passage is quod nutem Hreoner est is in Proos summaehenevolentine, quae men on myrareri, liti mine, ergis illum fuit semper notis omnibus, ut a thcit vix eederem C. Marcello, optimo et dimotissimo fratri, prsteter exemt eum quidem nemini, cum in nitio cis praestiterim I mcini Medi id solieitudine, cura, labore thm diu quam diu so Ionuisa dubitistum est de illius salute, eerte debeo praestareso tempore Iiberatus magnis curis, molestiis, doloribus.

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ORATION FOR MILO.

INTRODUCTION.

Tun te in Oharacter presented in this oration are P. V dius Puloher an T. Annius Milo. Clodius mas ohiassy instrumentia in procuring thenanishment of Cicero, hilerio Milo in orator RasIαrgely indebled for his reculi. The circumstances leamn to theseresulis are Hest these. In B. C. 62 the mysteries of tho Bona De Io,hioiano male creatur mas ver inmitted, mero celebrared in the hous o Iulius Caesar But Clodius, Who though demendod trom one of the nobtest similies of Rome, Nas a demiser os, san men and the lave o degradin vires gaine udmission is these mysteries, disguised in Nomant apparet, an hoped is se oderection; ut o bein botruo by his voloe, immediates fled hom the house For this uot of storilego e mas eiale to tris and a Cicero gave important testimon against him, he bee metho orator' implacable nemF. In B. C. SI Milo,si tribunere theseopae, and provexas energetio in securing tho reoallis Cirer a Clodius hα been in effoebin his anishment Both mero violent an ungorupuIous men, an heno aros that memorabia oontes betmeen them Whiohinde in the dehin, Clodius. Eao Non attended by naod os arme nitendanis, and the streeta, Rome more the mone, iam V ii I

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tho Forum durinciis continuanoe. Cicero repat the forme ser- vides o Milo by underishin his defende. ut o this ocission his usual successos an orator deserte him. The imposin arrayos soldier and the rude outorie and violent demonstristions of tho Clodia faetio intimidiae him herios his presenoem minxandmiae but abeis defende Milo mas condemned, and retired intobanishment a Marseilles. Cloero afferrumards expande an em- bellished the oration, and sent it in ita present formoto Milo, Rhooni remarhed, dim glad thia mis not spοhen, sine I mus havo been acquitted isnd then havo neverrunorum the delicate flavor orthes Misrseille-mulleis The oration mas delivere in B. C. 2, and was considere bothb Cieero himself and by many of his contemporaries a the finest effore of his genius.

is implied in nori 'dieiii, ut to tho preseno of the inoldio filo.

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The relistive in suo reatrictive clausea usualty takes the subjun tive. - uidem rendera the restriction more emphatio. See A. A

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amus os specification, or of nearer definition.

XIII. - tertium decimum.