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... wished to do business with him doubtless was ready with presents . Even if Seneca had been so scrupulous as to refuse these , he would not think of refusing legacies . He appears also to have had investments in Egypt , which would ...
... wished to do business with him doubtless was ready with presents . Even if Seneca had been so scrupulous as to refuse these , he would not think of refusing legacies . He appears also to have had investments in Egypt , which would ...
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... wished to canonize . We see traces of this in one of the most interesting episodes of the correspondence with Lucilius . A certain Marcellinus made Lucilius and Seneca anxious by showing increasing signs of a resolution to live for the ...
... wished to canonize . We see traces of this in one of the most interesting episodes of the correspondence with Lucilius . A certain Marcellinus made Lucilius and Seneca anxious by showing increasing signs of a resolution to live for the ...
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... wished to explain comets away into atmospheric phenomena , like the " torches and trumpets and beams and other signs in heaven , " which we should now think were probably partly due to the aurora borealis and partly to excited ...
... wished to explain comets away into atmospheric phenomena , like the " torches and trumpets and beams and other signs in heaven , " which we should now think were probably partly due to the aurora borealis and partly to excited ...
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... wished to leave off . So , too , the battle in the port of Marseilles is described with immense energy ; the heroism of individuals receives some- thing more than justice ; but , till we are told at the end who won , it is impossible to ...
... wished to leave off . So , too , the battle in the port of Marseilles is described with immense energy ; the heroism of individuals receives some- thing more than justice ; but , till we are told at the end who won , it is impossible to ...
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... wished to rule under the forms of the constitution , which was violated even when a popular leader overruled the sen- ate by a legal popular vote . Cato , on the other hand , is not himself , but Pætus : a model of mild LUCAN AND HIS ...
... wished to rule under the forms of the constitution , which was violated even when a popular leader overruled the sen- ate by a legal popular vote . Cato , on the other hand , is not himself , but Pætus : a model of mild LUCAN AND HIS ...
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