Cicero's Offices: De Officiis, Laelius, Cato Major, and Select Letters |
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Contents
LAELIUS OR AN ESSAY ON FRIENDSHIP | 167 |
Cato OR AN ESSAY ON OLD | 217 |
SELECT LETTERS TO SEVERAL FRIENDS | 263 |
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able actions advantage affairs affection appears assistance authority becoming better body brought Caesar called cause certainly character Cicero circumstances common concerning conduct consider considerable consists consul contrary death desire discourse duty endeavour enemy equally excellent father follow force former fortune frequently friendship give given greater greatest hand honest honour hope human instance interest Italy justice kind late latter laws least less lives manner means measures mentioned mind nature necessary never obliged observed occasion old age opinion particular pass perform perhaps person philosophers pleasure possession present principles profitable proper reason received relation republic respect Roman Rome rules seems senate society sort soul speak spirit sufficient suppose taken tell things thought tion true truth virtue whole wise
Bibliographic information
| Title | Cicero's Offices: De Officiis, Laelius, Cato Major, and Select Letters Issue 345 of Everyman's library |
| Author | Marcus Tullius Cicero |
| Contributor | John Warrington |
| Publisher | Dent, 1955 |
| Length | 339 pages |
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