Dialogvs De Oratoribvs
Dialogvs De Oratoribvs
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See Cic. Nat. D. II. SI. Modern mathematicians reckon the period at over 25,000 years, — twice that given by Tacitus. — cum maxime, just now. — incipit Demosthenes vester: *then you begin to see that your Demosthenes.* — vete- rem et antiquum: for the syn- onyms see 7 above and i. 4n.
17. Menenium Agrippam : consul 503 B.C. By telling the fable of The Belly and the Mem- bers he induced the plebeians, who had seceded to the Mons Sacer, to return to Rome. — Caelium: M. Caelius Rufus, 82-48 B.C., ...famed as an orator and advocate. He was a friend of Cicero, by whom he was defended in the extant oration,/r& Caelio. — Galvum : Gains Licinius Calvus, 82-47 B.C., a rival of Cicero, noted also as a poet and the friend of Catullus. — Brutum : the con- spirator, 95-42 B.C. On his ora- tory see 21. 10. — Asinium, Mes- sallam : see 12. 7 n. — quid, why; rarely so used inincUrect questions.
2. Hirtio et Pansa consuli- bus : 43 B.C. In the case of well- known consuls the praenomen may be omitted ; the names are then connected by et or que.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See Cic. Nat. D. II. SI. Modern mathematicians reckon the period at over 25,000 years, — twice that given by Tacitus. — cum maxime, just now. — incipit Demosthenes vester: *then you begin to see that your Demosthenes.* — vete- rem et antiquum: for the syn- onyms see 7 above and i. 4n.
17. Menenium Agrippam : consul 503 B.C. By telling the fable of The Belly and the Mem- bers he induced the plebeians, who had seceded to the Mons Sacer, to return to Rome. — Caelium: M. Caelius Rufus, 82-48 B.C., ...famed as an orator and advocate. He was a friend of Cicero, by whom he was defended in the extant oration,/r& Caelio. — Galvum : Gains Licinius Calvus, 82-47 B.C., a rival of Cicero, noted also as a poet and the friend of Catullus. — Brutum : the con- spirator, 95-42 B.C. On his ora- tory see 21. 10. — Asinium, Mes- sallam : see 12. 7 n. — quid, why; rarely so used inincUrect questions.
2. Hirtio et Pansa consuli- bus : 43 B.C. In the case of well- known consuls the praenomen may be omitted ; the names are then connected by et or que.
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