The Works of HoraceDavid McKay, publisher, 610 South Washington square, 1909 - 325 |
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... slave ! What beast , when it has once escaped by breaking its toils , absurdly trusts itself to them again ... slaves were called by one common name , vicarii . The first , who commands , is not less a slave than those who obey ...
... slave ! What beast , when it has once escaped by breaking its toils , absurdly trusts itself to them again ... slaves were called by one common name , vicarii . The first , who commands , is not less a slave than those who obey ...
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... slaves . If then wealth alone can make and keep a man happy , be first in be- ginning this work , be last in leaving it off . If appearances and popularity make a man fortunate , let us purchase a slave to dictate [ to us ] the names ...
... slaves . If then wealth alone can make and keep a man happy , be first in be- ginning this work , be last in leaving it off . If appearances and popularity make a man fortunate , let us purchase a slave to dictate [ to us ] the names ...
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... slave of the lowest kind , who had no regular serv- ice appointed for him , but waited upon other slaves in the vilest employ- ments . Among other directions given by Cato to his son , when he went to the army , " Ille imperator , tu ...
... slave of the lowest kind , who had no regular serv- ice appointed for him , but waited upon other slaves in the vilest employ- ments . Among other directions given by Cato to his son , when he went to the army , " Ille imperator , tu ...
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