The Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero
The Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero
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As to his request respecting the panthers, I observed that it was not consistent with my honour to compel the Cybaritee to hunt at the public expense. " Melmolh. It is probable from this passage that Cicero made, as Dr. Middleton has conjectured, the necessary advances from his own purse, to satisfy the demands of Coelius. If so, the circumstance is a fresh evidence of the integrity of his conduct in his province. * Tarsum venimus Nonis Juniis, &c. Ad Attic, vi. 14.
THE LIFE OP CICERO. 343 foll...owed the requisition, therefore, of the Julian law, by leaving two copies of his public accounts to be deposited in different cities performed a last act of generosity by remitting to the public treasury, al- though with, many expressions of disapprobation on the part of his less disinterested followers, a sum not falling short of eight hundred thousand pounds from the allowance granted him for his expenses and com- mitted the government of his province to the pro- qua?stor Caius Coelius, until the arrival of his succes- sor, he set out on his return home on the thirty-first day of July, having selected the earliest moment pos- sible for commencing his journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to his request respecting the panthers, I observed that it was not consistent with my honour to compel the Cybaritee to hunt at the public expense. " Melmolh. It is probable from this passage that Cicero made, as Dr. Middleton has conjectured, the necessary advances from his own purse, to satisfy the demands of Coelius. If so, the circumstance is a fresh evidence of the integrity of his conduct in his province. * Tarsum venimus Nonis Juniis, &c. Ad Attic, vi. 14.
THE LIFE OP CICERO. 343 foll...owed the requisition, therefore, of the Julian law, by leaving two copies of his public accounts to be deposited in different cities performed a last act of generosity by remitting to the public treasury, al- though with, many expressions of disapprobation on the part of his less disinterested followers, a sum not falling short of eight hundred thousand pounds from the allowance granted him for his expenses and com- mitted the government of his province to the pro- qua?stor Caius Coelius, until the arrival of his succes- sor, he set out on his return home on the thirty-first day of July, having selected the earliest moment pos- sible for commencing his journey.
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