Select orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero

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ORATION FORAEIN DEIOTARUS.

INTRODUCTION.

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fatae in Galatia, and ais os an intention os ending tmopa in Cisecilius Bassus, Who stillishomed opposition to Caesar Deidigrua sent Blesamius and Ilieris to Romerio look after his interesis, anduit them Phidippus his physician, Who mas also, flaves Tholaiter, Castor muni means to corrupi, an he Joine in the Meusistion Cicero readit undertoo the defende of his old friendoandi B. . . delivere the Milomin oratio in Caesar' hous in Rome of the result, stremo informed, ut it is belloved that Cisesar didio pres the matrer Aster tho desithi Caesar, Ilieras obtaine homonton the restitutionis his insister a dominion lar

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3M NOTES.

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orael.

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1 . Romini te scribere, thcit Fou aerote a me esse jussum, aeto thot ioci bid. In the mmer case the spreher transfers himselfio the past, Whic the hecomes, present aeribere t him; in tholaiter, the notion is registae simplVas a Mot hene juaerem euge).

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ORATION OB LIGARIUS.

INTRODUCTION.

BRPon the outareo of the eivit War heimon Caesar and Pompey, Quintus Ligariu hisdione to Africa is legate of the propraetor C. Considius Longus, aen When the lalter, a ut the est boB et, et out for Rome tonecome, eandidate re the consulahip, Ligarius Nas appotnte temporar governor of the provinoe Aatron paro Wiss oon forme for Pompe in Africa, and When, in thorioilo Win year, P. Attius Varus, a decide Pompeian Rrrived there, Ligaerius readii resigne the governmentat hi an em-hraced the oauso os Pompey. In the mestntime, hoWever, the senato ad appotnte L. Aelius Tubero to the province, Od hemahortly afterrumarda, he appeared o the oaest, Utica hebis notpermittexto land nor even to bring αshore his sic so Quintus Tubero. e then et sal for Maoedonia, and Jοine the cammos Pompey Affer the batile of hαrsaliis, both the Tuberos mero pardoned by Caeaaer. Ligarius continuod in Africis, and wst finaltytakon prisoner sit Adrumetum Tho lemeno o Caesar paria his life but he wsis sentenood o banishment. is friends, and Ciceronimself, endoavore to procure his eoisil, but the stubbornresistance of the Pompeian part in Ahioa made Chesis inexorabie. At therastine time an accusatio ma brought against iam by Quintus Tubero, o stocount of his violent conduci an opposition to Caeesar in Africa Cicero undertoo his de noe, and tho