De Oratore
De Oratore
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ind. acad.) dissensit, II 1, 2 narravit, 7, 26 exspectat. Der sing. konnte hier da- durch veranlasst sein, dass dem Re- denden nicht die verschiedenen Per- sonlichkeiten als solehe, sondern in ihrer innern Einheit als Vertreter des emenSystems,al80 gleichsam ais eine Person vorschwehen (Brnt. 8, 30. s.
ind. Sophist.) (wahrend hernach wie- der das Individuelle hervortritt, daher fuerunt). Lamhin corrigiert : dissen- serunt, Bake: dissentiunt.
primum, zum ersten mal (was bis- her noch nicht gesch...eheu war).
certi, I 51, 222. Socraticum, s. ind.
Socrates.
68. auctores, Gewfihrsmanner. Ro~ tnae, Einl. I § 1, 2 und 14, 164.
Digitized by Google BE ORATORE HE 19. 6ft-r71.
«Ddfcrit adolescens, et Q. M etelhnn L. F. feuniliarera meum, darfc- jfenum virum, qui illom a se adulescente Athenis iam adfeetum aenectttte mnkos dies audkum esse dicebat Baec autem, Ht ex Apemrioo fluminum, sic ex commum s*»19W pientkim iugo sunt doctrinarum facta divortia, ut philosophi, tam» quam in superum mare Ionium defluerent Graecum quoddam et portuosum, oratores autem in inferum hoc Tuscum et barbarum soopulosum atque infestnm laberentur, in quo etiam ipse Ulixes «rrasset Quare, si hac eloquentia atque hoc oratore contenti su- 70 mus, qui sciat aut negare oportere, quod arguare, aut, si id non possis, tum ostendere, quod is fecerit, qui insimuletur, aut recte fectum aut akerius culpa aut iniurta aut ex lege aut non contra le- gem aut imprudentia aut necessario, aut non eo nomine usurpan- dum, quo arguatur, aut non ita agi, nt debuerit ac licuerit; et, m aatis esse putatis ea, quae isti scriptores artis docent, discere, quae multo tamen ornatius, quam ab Ulis dkiratur, et uberius e*- phcavit Antonius; sed si his contenti estis atque eis etiam, quae dici voiuistis a me, ex ingentt quodam oraterem immensoqne campo in exiguum sane gyrum compellhis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ind. acad.) dissensit, II 1, 2 narravit, 7, 26 exspectat. Der sing. konnte hier da- durch veranlasst sein, dass dem Re- denden nicht die verschiedenen Per- sonlichkeiten als solehe, sondern in ihrer innern Einheit als Vertreter des emenSystems,al80 gleichsam ais eine Person vorschwehen (Brnt. 8, 30. s.
ind. Sophist.) (wahrend hernach wie- der das Individuelle hervortritt, daher fuerunt). Lamhin corrigiert : dissen- serunt, Bake: dissentiunt.
primum, zum ersten mal (was bis- her noch nicht gesch...eheu war).
certi, I 51, 222. Socraticum, s. ind.
Socrates.
68. auctores, Gewfihrsmanner. Ro~ tnae, Einl. I § 1, 2 und 14, 164.
Digitized by Google BE ORATORE HE 19. 6ft-r71.
«Ddfcrit adolescens, et Q. M etelhnn L. F. feuniliarera meum, darfc- jfenum virum, qui illom a se adulescente Athenis iam adfeetum aenectttte mnkos dies audkum esse dicebat Baec autem, Ht ex Apemrioo fluminum, sic ex commum s*»19W pientkim iugo sunt doctrinarum facta divortia, ut philosophi, tam» quam in superum mare Ionium defluerent Graecum quoddam et portuosum, oratores autem in inferum hoc Tuscum et barbarum soopulosum atque infestnm laberentur, in quo etiam ipse Ulixes «rrasset Quare, si hac eloquentia atque hoc oratore contenti su- 70 mus, qui sciat aut negare oportere, quod arguare, aut, si id non possis, tum ostendere, quod is fecerit, qui insimuletur, aut recte fectum aut akerius culpa aut iniurta aut ex lege aut non contra le- gem aut imprudentia aut necessario, aut non eo nomine usurpan- dum, quo arguatur, aut non ita agi, nt debuerit ac licuerit; et, m aatis esse putatis ea, quae isti scriptores artis docent, discere, quae multo tamen ornatius, quam ab Ulis dkiratur, et uberius e*- phcavit Antonius; sed si his contenti estis atque eis etiam, quae dici voiuistis a me, ex ingentt quodam oraterem immensoqne campo in exiguum sane gyrum compellhis.
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