Excerpt from Scripta Quae Manserunt Omnia, Vol. 3
P. 2. 27 magn0pere codd., Hein, magno opere et sim. Bait. Constanter; nos codices sequimur; v. Adp 144. 35, N D. P.5 37. P. 4. 10 dicaut codd., Bait. II, phein., ducaut Baldo auctore Bait. I; cf. P. 44. 8, 194. 36. P. 4. 23 a om. Bait. Et Hein. P. 4. 25 disputetwr.omuis Bait. II. P. 4. 31 Quae autem Muthero auctore Hein. Rectius fortasse quam verius. P. 4. 36 - 5. 6 [atque etiam reddi possit] de Ungeri sen teutia (cf. Idem in Philol. Suppl. III 13. 14 - 18) Bait. I, Hein. P. 5. 19 In hac divisione Bait, Hein. P. 5. 33 autem codd., item Manut., Bait., Hein, quos magis dubitassem sequi (cf. P. 51. 19 sqq. Improbantwr ii quaestus Iuliberales autem et sordidi quaestus, p. 31. 15, 48. 11, 107. Nisi p. 94. 2 quoque codd. Haberent autem pro item aut idem; cf. P. 7. 35. P. 5. 35 sint codd., sunt vulg. Probab.; cf. P. 111. 33, 128. 35, 210. 33, ad Acad. 68. 14. P. 6. 10 sqq. [ingeneratque procreati sunt] Facciol., Bait. II. P. 6. 27 [praecipienti] H. Saupp. Ind. Lect. Gotting. Hib. 1857 p. 10, Bait, Hein. P.
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Marcus Tullis Cicero (106-43 BC) was a Roman statesman and philosopher whose lifetime coincided with the decline and fall of the Roman republic. His best-known works include On the Republic, On Duties, and Treatises on Friendship and Old Age.
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