The Southern Review, Том 2A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... orator . But his style is always more severe - in other words , more Attic - and the sublimity of his speeches from the Bema , are not rivalled by any of Cicero's harangues , either in the Senate or from the Rostra . Still the ...
... orator . But his style is always more severe - in other words , more Attic - and the sublimity of his speeches from the Bema , are not rivalled by any of Cicero's harangues , either in the Senate or from the Rostra . Still the ...
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... orator him- self go to perfect his own education ? To Asia - a country , which , in the most auspicious periods of Grecian history , had never known the true Attic eloquence . But Attic eloquence , even at Athens , perished with the ...
... orator him- self go to perfect his own education ? To Asia - a country , which , in the most auspicious periods of Grecian history , had never known the true Attic eloquence . But Attic eloquence , even at Athens , perished with the ...
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... orator inean to effect - why does he not act in- stead of speaking - why declaim so vehemently against a con- spirator whom he is afraid to punish , " letting I dare not wait upon I would , like the poor cat in th ' adage . " Cicero ...
... orator inean to effect - why does he not act in- stead of speaking - why declaim so vehemently against a con- spirator whom he is afraid to punish , " letting I dare not wait upon I would , like the poor cat in th ' adage . " Cicero ...
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