Orationum selectarum liber editus in usum scholarum Hollandiæ & West-Frisiæ.

Pro Archia poeta.--Pro Marcello.--Pro Ligario.--Pro Deiotaro.--i-iv in Catilinam.--Philippica ii in Marc. Antonium.--Pro lege Manilia.--Pro Milone.

Orationes selectæ. Item, Cato Major, seu De senectute; Lælius, sive De amicitia; et Somnium Scipionis.

Pro Archia poeta.--Pro Marcello.--Pro Ligario.--Pro Deiotaro.--In Catilinam i-iv.--In Antonium [philippica secunda].--Pro lege Manilia.--Pro Milone.

Opera.

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M. Tullii Ciceronis De claris oratoribus liber, qui dicitur Brutus /

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[M.T. Ciceronis] epistolarum selectarum libri quatuor. Ad usum scholarum.

Text in Latin.

Opera ex recensione J.A. Ernestii studiose recognita edidit Car.Frid.Aug.Nobbe.

iii. Orations.

Orationes pro Cn. Plancio, pro P. Sestio, pro Marcello, in M. Antonium philippica secunda. Ad optimorum librorum fidem emendatae et in usum scholarum editae.

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Marci Tullii Ciceronis et Porcii Latronis in Catilinam orationes.

"Porcii Latronis in L. Sergium Catilinam declamatio": p. [141]-204.

Le songe de Scipion ; La lettre politique a Quintus ; et Les paradoxes /

Translation by the abbé Geoffroy.

Válogatott levelei, mellyeket a' tanuló ifjusag' hasznara magyar nyelvre forditott,

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Il fiore di rettorica posto nuovamente in luce da Bartolommeo Gamba nel 1821.

Based either upon Cicero's De inventione, or upon Ad Herennium ascribed to Cornificius.

The life of Cicero,

Added title-page, engraved: The life and letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero, in one volume. London, Moxon, 1839.

M. Tulli Ciceronis quae vulgo fertur oratio pro M. Marcello.

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Sex orationum partes ante nostram ætatem ineditae cum antiquo interprete ante nostram item ætatem inedito qui videtur Asconius Pedrianus ad Tullianas septem orationes. Accedunt scholia minora vetera.

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Trial of twenty-four journeymen tailors, charged with a conspiracy: before the Mayor's court of the city of Philadelphia, September sessions, 1827.

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