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... later tragedies may be thought to date from 62 , since Seneca was accused of writing in rivalry with Nero . The titles of the tragedies are Hercules Furens , Thyestes , Phæ- dra , Edipus , Troades , Hecuba , Me- dea , Agamemnon ...
... later tragedies may be thought to date from 62 , since Seneca was accused of writing in rivalry with Nero . The titles of the tragedies are Hercules Furens , Thyestes , Phæ- dra , Edipus , Troades , Hecuba , Me- dea , Agamemnon ...
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... later is known of him ; his speeches were mostly delivered under Domitian , though the accusations of Marius , 100 , Cæcilius Maximus , 101 , and the defence of Julius Bassus , 105 , and Varenus Rufus , 106 , fall under Tra- jan . He ...
... later is known of him ; his speeches were mostly delivered under Domitian , though the accusations of Marius , 100 , Cæcilius Maximus , 101 , and the defence of Julius Bassus , 105 , and Varenus Rufus , 106 , fall under Tra- jan . He ...
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... later than Trajan ) to a certain Maximus , who may have been the emperor killed 218 , at the age of 54. If so , the work cannot be earlier than 175 . Institutes of Gaius : only MS . Vienna palimpsest ; Ulpius Marcellus , an- other ...
... later than Trajan ) to a certain Maximus , who may have been the emperor killed 218 , at the age of 54. If so , the work cannot be earlier than 175 . Institutes of Gaius : only MS . Vienna palimpsest ; Ulpius Marcellus , an- other ...
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... later times serious nobles kept chaplains ; but , as it was not etiquette for Roman ladies to study , they were dependent upon philosophi- cal friends . An ambitious man might hope to make his way by feminine protection ; a kind ...
... later times serious nobles kept chaplains ; but , as it was not etiquette for Roman ladies to study , they were dependent upon philosophi- cal friends . An ambitious man might hope to make his way by feminine protection ; a kind ...
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... Later on , in the letters to Lucilius and the essay ' De Otio Sapientis , ' there is another feeling : the wise man will always rejoice in any call to exercise his virtue ; but there are calls of different kinds , and it is permissible ...
... Later on , in the letters to Lucilius and the essay ' De Otio Sapientis , ' there is another feeling : the wise man will always rejoice in any call to exercise his virtue ; but there are calls of different kinds , and it is permissible ...
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