and 313: 312 Illius igitur coniurationis qua and 315: 314 and against the recommendation and 317: 316 Cassius Dios narration depic and 319: 318 and barbaric 131 custom of huma and 321: 320 resolved to take the field and and 323: 322 and 325: 324 All these facts, while they and 327: 326 settled by Sullas veterans. We cannot dismiss and 307: 306 Catilines political power an and 309: 308 Since, as it has already been e and 311: 310 him on his last day in office. and 289: 288 After his mother to make empt and 291: 290 the very reason the courts had and 293: 292 Colors, a certain way of pre and 295: 294 To say that historical narra and 297: 296 silence so long, but on account and 299: 298 Cicero said, Catiline was th and 301: 300 Conspiracies planned against and 303: 302 thingsthey prefer the noble and 305: 304 extant today. Others s and 279: 278 On account of a dream Astyages and 281: 280 and 283: 282 poetic and dramatic works of ar and 285: the Bible it is an angel of God and 287: 286 Who responded, I am here. Marius in exercitu habuisse and 257: 256 60.1 But after becoming certi and 259: 258 spared their own lives and thos and 261: 260 The Irony of Alexander Blok In and 263: 262 intriguerHe preferred to be, and 265: 264 Behind them limps the hungry do and 267: 266 The wage-laborer lives only and 269: 268 But as Theras son would n and 271: 270 Nor were there lacking those wh and 273: 272 The word hostis in its original and 275: 274 I question whether or not Catil and 277: 276 of them could be seen. Quae cum ita sint, Catilina, and 157: 156 14 Quid vero nuper cum morte and 159: 158 multorum civium neces, tibi vex and 161: 160 ut vitiis tuis commoveare, ut l and 163: 162 privati in hac re publica perni and 165: 164 inscriptum in fronte unius cuiu and 167: 166 to increase the army, particula and 169: 168 adferre poterat reliquit quos and 171: 170 fateatur, nemo in scaena levior and 173: 172 quid dubitaret proficisci eo, q and 175: 174 inpudentissima. and 57: 56 ultra biennium, neque tribunorum and 59: 58 eagerness for everything to come and 61: 60 meansthey have run so deeply and 63: 62 master of the people and infa and 65: 64 aristocracy and played a revolut and 67: 66 sane Gracchis cupidine victoriae and 69: 68 against their adversaries, but a and 71: 70 the subject nations, and even gr and 73: 72 The Romans, as they subdued t and 75: 74 His family was of plebian origin and 77: 76 Hic erit, ut perhibent doctorum and 79: 78 Quintilian preferred Livy to Sal and 81: 80 Seneca Rhetor, the elder Seneca, and 83: 82 slavery at its base.
It w and 45: 44 Necessity and hardship press urg and 47: 46 I sing of arms and a man, who fi and 49: 48 place to settle was carried to S and 51: Rutulians made an alliance with and 53: 52 fig-tree Ruminalis, formerly cal and 55: 54 was cut down in the disturbance.
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