The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Caesar; late mayest thou return to the skies, and long mayest thou joyously be present to the Roman people; nor may an untimely blast transport thee from us, offended at our crimes. Here mayest thou rather delight in magnificent ...
... Caesar; late mayest thou return to the skies, and long mayest thou joyously be present to the Roman people; nor may an untimely blast transport thee from us, offended at our crimes. Here mayest thou rather delight in magnificent ...
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... Caesar's birth,” admits of indulgence and repose. We shall have free liberty to prolong the summer evening with friendly conversation. To what purpose have I fortune, if I may not use it? He that is sparing out of regard to his heir ...
... Caesar's birth,” admits of indulgence and repose. We shall have free liberty to prolong the summer evening with friendly conversation. To what purpose have I fortune, if I may not use it? He that is sparing out of regard to his heir ...
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... Caesar. Balbus, in a letter to Cicero (Ep. ad Att. 1, ix.) “swears by the health and safety of Caesar:” “ita, incolumi Caesare, moriar.” And Dio tells us (L. xliv.) that it was, by the express injunction of the senate, decreed, even in ...
... Caesar. Balbus, in a letter to Cicero (Ep. ad Att. 1, ix.) “swears by the health and safety of Caesar:” “ita, incolumi Caesare, moriar.” And Dio tells us (L. xliv.) that it was, by the express injunction of the senate, decreed, even in ...
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