Eutropius

Name: Eutropius
Author: Eutropius, active 4th century

Eutropius, active 4th century

Rome -- History

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           TYPOGRAPHY BY J. S. CUSHING & CO., NORWOOD, MASS.




                    =Cicero’s Laelius De Amicitia=

                  EDITED WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

                        BY JOHN K. LORD, Ph.D.

                 Professor of Latin, Dartmouth College

                            Revised Edition

                    Flexible cloth, 12mo, 109 pages

                            Price, 70 cents

    =In this Revised Edition= of Cicero’s Laelius the editor’s aim
    in preparing the notes has been to furnish all explanations
    that seem necessary for the clear understanding of points of
    grammar, history, biography, and ancient customs occurring in
    the book. In addition to this, the attention of the student has
    been called by translation and remark upon special passages, to
    the literary character of the essay and to the clear and happy
    development of the subject.

    =The Introduction= gives an interesting historical sketch of
    Cicero’s life which cannot fail to impart a clear appreciation
    of the man and his work. This is followed by an analysis and
    summary of the Laelius which will prepare the student for an
    intelligent study of the text.

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History

Eutropius

Eutropius, active 4th century

Rome -- History

P.  60. N. 1. 591, 1.
                 2. 647.
                 3. 579.
                 4. 477.

      P.  61. N. 1. 488, 2.
                 2. 420, 2.
                 3. 498.

      P.  62. N. 1. 426, 3.
                 2. 426, 1.
                 3. 458, 3.

      P.  63. N. 1. 425, 4, N.
                 2. 468, 3.

      P.  64. N. 1. 598.
                 2. 429.

      P.  65. N. 1. 488, 2.
                 2. 434.
                 3. 471.

      P.  66. N. 1. 473, 2.

      P.  67. N. 1. 591, 1.

      P.  68. N. 1. 440, 3.
                 2. 434.

      P.  69. N. 1. 579.
                 2. 480.
                 3. 175, 4.
                 4. 448, 1.

      P.  70. N. 1. 477.
                 2. 598, 1.

      P.  71. N. 1. 427.
                 2. 450.

      P.  72. N. 1. 442, 1.

      P.  73. N. 1. 426, 4.

      P.  74. N. 1. 630.
                 2. 469, 2.

      P.  75. N. 1. 626.
                 2. 588, II.
                 2. 471.

      P.  77. N. 1. 591, 1.

      P.  78. N. 1. 508, 3.
                 2. 468, 3.

      P.  79. N. 1. 479, 1.

      P.  80. N. 1. 486, 1.

      P.  81. N. 1. 430.

      P.  83. N. 1. 425, 2.

      P.  84. N. 1. 475.

      P.  85. N. 1. 622.

      P.  86. N. 1. 447.
                 2. 440, 3.

      P.  87. N. 1. 477.
                 2. 456, 3.

      P.  89. N. 1. 434.

      P.  90. N. 1. 458, 3.

      P.  91. N. 1. 450.

      P.  92. N. 1. 592, 1.

      P.  93. N. 1. 591, 1.
                 2. 598.

      P.  94. N. 1. 476, 1.

      P.  95. N. 1. 584.

      P.  96. N. 1. 479, 2.
                 2. 238.

      P.  98. N. 1. 430, 1.

      P.  99. N. 1. 481.
                 2. 591, 1.
                 3. 579.

      P. 100. N. 1. 434.

      P. 101. N. 1. 456, 3.

           TYPOGRAPHY BY J. S. CUSHING & CO., NORWOOD, MASS.




                    =Cicero’s Laelius De Amicitia=

                  EDITED WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES

                        BY JOHN K. LORD, Ph.D.

                 Professor of Latin, Dartmouth College

                            Revised Edition

                    Flexible cloth, 12mo, 109 pages

                            Price, 70 cents

    =In this Revised Edition= of Cicero’s Laelius the editor’s aim
    in preparing the notes has been to furnish all explanations
    that seem necessary for the clear understanding of points of
    grammar, history, biography, and ancient customs occurring in
    the book. In addition to this, the attention of the student has
    been called by translation and remark upon special passages, to
    the literary character of the essay and to the clear and happy
    development of the subject.

    =The Introduction= gives an interesting historical sketch of
    Cicero’s life which cannot fail to impart a clear appreciation
    of the man and his work. This is followed by an analysis and
    summary of the Laelius which will prepare the student for an
    intelligent study of the text.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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