...oration for the poet Archias. " Nor ought we," says Cicero, " to dissemble this truth, which cannot be concealed, but declare it openly : we are all influenced...prefix their names to those books which they write upon contempt of glory ; by which they show that they are desirous of praise and fame, while they affect...

...philosophers themselves prefix their names to those books which they write upon contempt of glory ; by wnich they show that they are desirous of praise and fame, while they affect to despise them. „ For virtue desires no other reward, for her toils and dangers, but praise and glory: take...

...the delivery of these Orations. 7. Translate: (i) Nor ought we to dissemble this truth, which cannot be concealed, but declare it openly ; we are all influenced...greatest minds have the greatest passion for glory. Latin. Women. OVID, FASTI, in in. ; HORACE, EPISTLES, i. ; LIVY, i. ; CAESAR, DE BELLO GALLICO, v....