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Ameriam audacia British Empire called Capito case causa character charge Chrysogonus Cicero Cicero's Civil War clause common conclave construction consul court crimen death deversorium dicere eius modi ellipse emphatic English Eruci Erucius especially esset evidence examples facere father father's first force form found gladiator good great Greek have hercule homines huiusce idiom indicative infinitive Italy iudices iudicium Landgraf Latin latter less life Livy made meaning means metaphor murder Nägelsbach name neque nihil object occisus occur omitted omnibus order party passage perhaps phrase play point position power present property proscribed proscriptions question quotes read reason referring res publica Richter Roman Rome Roscio same See Introd see Introduction see note senate sense sentence Sextus Roscius sine slaves speech subjunctive suggests Sulla Sulla's Sullam taken takes tamen tibi time Umbria used usual usually verb verum vobis were whole word words
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