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Ad M. Caes, ii. 5.
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Ad M. Caes., ii. 3.
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The Emperor Antoninus Pius is spoken of as dominus meus.
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This sentence is written in Greek.
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Several of these words are Greek, and the meaning is not quite clear.
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Ad M Caes., iv. 1.
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ii. 14
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iv. 5,6.
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Fronto's wife.
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Fronto's daughter
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Ad M. Caes ii. 12.
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Ad Verum. Imp ii. 1, s. fin.
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Santentum
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Ad Verum. imp., ii. I, s.fin.
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A common mark of the effeminate at Rome.
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Ad Verum. Imp. Aur. Caes., i. 3.
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Ad Ant. Imp i., 3.
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Ad M. Caes., v. 19
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iv. 11
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De Nepote Amissa
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De Nepote Amissa 2
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In the war against the Catti.
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Book I., 8.
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Ad Verum, ii. 7
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