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Cicero's Tusculan Disputations

Note 274 — BOOK III.

Charles Duke Yonge translation

The ancient Romans had a judicial as well as a military prætor; and he sat, with inferior judges attending him, like one of our chief-justices. Sessum it prætor, which I doubt not is the right reading, Lambinus restored from an old copy. The common reading was sessum ite precor.

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