Select Orations of M. Tullius Cicero: With Notes, for the Use of Schools And Colleges
Select Orations of M. Tullius Cicero: With Notes, for the Use of Schools And Colleges
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et. Z. 338. — Ab iis a talibus ; therefore the sabjunctive defende' rent Z. 556.
1 %• Causam =3 id m quo utilitaa yeetra podta eet ; intereflt. So eauea rei publietB, § 4 ; pop, R. vera eausa, ^ 53. — Periculie =s triali, proeecutione. Perieula in Cicero ie a atanding expreeiion for judieia publiea, or criminal prosecutions instituted against private indiyiduals.
13« Caste Integreque ▼enatus* These words refer to the cus- tom of conferring gifts and favors upon lawyers and orators ...to induce them to defend even the worst causes. To put a stop to this abuse, the Lex Cineia de donie et muneribut was passed, a. u. c. 550, in the comitia tributa, having been proposed by the tribune Cincius, and supported by Q. Fabius Maximus. It prohibited advocates from re- ceiving fees or gifts from their clients. Caete and integre are else- where found together. They both denote purity and integrity of char- acter, but particularly freedom from cupidity and corruption. De Fin.
4, 23, (0: caete et integre vivere; id.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Neque ....
et. Z. 338. — Ab iis a talibus ; therefore the sabjunctive defende' rent Z. 556.
1 %• Causam =3 id m quo utilitaa yeetra podta eet ; intereflt. So eauea rei publietB, § 4 ; pop, R. vera eausa, ^ 53. — Periculie =s triali, proeecutione. Perieula in Cicero ie a atanding expreeiion for judieia publiea, or criminal prosecutions instituted against private indiyiduals.
13« Caste Integreque ▼enatus* These words refer to the cus- tom of conferring gifts and favors upon lawyers and orators ...to induce them to defend even the worst causes. To put a stop to this abuse, the Lex Cineia de donie et muneribut was passed, a. u. c. 550, in the comitia tributa, having been proposed by the tribune Cincius, and supported by Q. Fabius Maximus. It prohibited advocates from re- ceiving fees or gifts from their clients. Caete and integre are else- where found together. They both denote purity and integrity of char- acter, but particularly freedom from cupidity and corruption. De Fin.
4, 23, (0: caete et integre vivere; id.
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