Cicero 8 8
Cicero 8 8
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As he layreading (it is said), even during these anxious moments, a play of hisfavourite Euripides, every line of whom he used to declare contained somemaxim worth remembering, he heard their steps approaching, and ordered thelitter to be set down. He looked out, and recognised at the head of theparty an officer named Laenas, whom he had once successfully defended ona capital charge; but he saw no gratitude or mercy in the face, thoughthere were others of the band who covered their eyes for pit...y, when theysaw the dishevelled grey hair and pale worn features of the great Roman(he was within a month of sixty-four). He turned from Laenas to thecenturion, one Herennius, and said, "Strike, old soldier, if youunderstand your trade!" At the third blow--by one or other of thoseofficers, for both claimed the evil honour--his head was severed. Theycarried it straight to Antony, where he sat on the seat of justice in theForum, and demanded the offered reward. The triumvir, in his joy, paid itsome ten times over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he layreading (it is said), even during these anxious moments, a play of hisfavourite Euripides, every line of whom he used to declare contained somemaxim worth remembering, he heard their steps approaching, and ordered thelitter to be set down. He looked out, and recognised at the head of theparty an officer named Laenas, whom he had once successfully defended ona capital charge; but he saw no gratitude or mercy in the face, thoughthere were others of the band who covered their eyes for pit...y, when theysaw the dishevelled grey hair and pale worn features of the great Roman(he was within a month of sixty-four). He turned from Laenas to thecenturion, one Herennius, and said, "Strike, old soldier, if youunderstand your trade!" At the third blow--by one or other of thoseofficers, for both claimed the evil honour--his head was severed. Theycarried it straight to Antony, where he sat on the seat of justice in theForum, and demanded the offered reward. The triumvir, in his joy, paid itsome ten times over.
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