The Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero to Several of His Friends 4
The Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero to Several of His Friends 4
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74. sat •.4«.
3 BOOK Zi« OF CICERO. 97 80 wretched a sitaation^ as to be ashamed that I am still in being. Despoiled> indeed, of every honour and eyery comfort that adorned my public life, or solaced my private, what is it that can now alS>rd me any refuge ? My books, I imagine, you will tell me : and to these, indeed, I very assiduously apply; for to what else can I possibly have re* course ? Yet even these seem to exclude me from that peaceful port which I fain would reach, and reproach me, a...s it were, for prolonging that life which only increases my sorrows with my years.
Can you wonder, then, that I absent myself from Rome, where there is nothing under my own roof to afibrd me any satisfaction, and where I abhor both public men and public measures, both the forum alnd the senate ? For this reason it is, that I wear away my days in a total application to lite- rary pursuits ; not, indeed, as entertaining so vain a hope, that I may find in them a complete cure for my misfortunes, but in order to obtain, at least, some little respite irom their bitter remembrance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
74. sat •.4«.
3 BOOK Zi« OF CICERO. 97 80 wretched a sitaation^ as to be ashamed that I am still in being. Despoiled> indeed, of every honour and eyery comfort that adorned my public life, or solaced my private, what is it that can now alS>rd me any refuge ? My books, I imagine, you will tell me : and to these, indeed, I very assiduously apply; for to what else can I possibly have re* course ? Yet even these seem to exclude me from that peaceful port which I fain would reach, and reproach me, a...s it were, for prolonging that life which only increases my sorrows with my years.
Can you wonder, then, that I absent myself from Rome, where there is nothing under my own roof to afibrd me any satisfaction, and where I abhor both public men and public measures, both the forum alnd the senate ? For this reason it is, that I wear away my days in a total application to lite- rary pursuits ; not, indeed, as entertaining so vain a hope, that I may find in them a complete cure for my misfortunes, but in order to obtain, at least, some little respite irom their bitter remembrance.
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