Cicero
Cicero
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He also filled at some time the office of Prefect of the Treasury, and he was one of the Com- missioners of the Tiber. He belonged to the College of Augurs. In A. D. 103, he went as Propraetor to the province of Pontus and Bithynia, an office which he held for about two years. "We know nothing of him later than the year 107. He was twice married, but left no children.
PLINY'S LETTERS.
CHAPTEE I.
PLINY'S EARLY DAYS SKETCH OF THE REIGNS OP VESPASIAN AND TITUS PLINY THE ELDER.
~No reading can be p...leasanter or more instructive than the correspondence of a clever and accomplished man, whose circumstances have brought him into continual contact with the politics and literature of his day. Cicero's letters are certainly among the most interest- ing remains of antiquity. Those of the younger Pliny are indeed the work of a man many degrees intellec- tually inferior to Cicero, but they have deservedly found many attentive readers in modern times. They throw much light on that period of transition in the history of mankind which began with the origin and rise of the Christian Church ; and, as we read them, we feel that there is something in their general tone and character which makes them a sort of link between the old and new worlds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He also filled at some time the office of Prefect of the Treasury, and he was one of the Com- missioners of the Tiber. He belonged to the College of Augurs. In A. D. 103, he went as Propraetor to the province of Pontus and Bithynia, an office which he held for about two years. "We know nothing of him later than the year 107. He was twice married, but left no children.
PLINY'S LETTERS.
CHAPTEE I.
PLINY'S EARLY DAYS SKETCH OF THE REIGNS OP VESPASIAN AND TITUS PLINY THE ELDER.
~No reading can be p...leasanter or more instructive than the correspondence of a clever and accomplished man, whose circumstances have brought him into continual contact with the politics and literature of his day. Cicero's letters are certainly among the most interest- ing remains of antiquity. Those of the younger Pliny are indeed the work of a man many degrees intellec- tually inferior to Cicero, but they have deservedly found many attentive readers in modern times. They throw much light on that period of transition in the history of mankind which began with the origin and rise of the Christian Church ; and, as we read them, we feel that there is something in their general tone and character which makes them a sort of link between the old and new worlds.
What to read after Cicero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Lucas William Lucas Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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