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Vol. II
ROME
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The Best of the World's Classics
VOL. II
ROME
234 b.c.—180 a.d.
CONTENTS
Vol. II—Rome
| Page | |||
| Cato the Censor—(Born in 234 b.c., died in 149.) | |||
| Of Work on a Roman Farm. | 3 | ||
| (From "De Re Rustica." Translated by Dr. E.Wilson) | |||
| Cicero—(Born in 106 b.c., assassinated in 43.) | |||
| I | The Blessings of Old Age. | 8 | |
| (From the "Cato Major." Translated byCyrus R. Edmonds) | |||
| II | On the Death of His Daughter Tullia. (A letter to Sulpicius) | 34 | |
| III | Of Brave and Elevated Spirits. | 37 | |
| (From Book I of the "Offices."Translated by Cyrus R. Edmonds) | |||
| IV | Of Scipio's Death and of Friendship. | 43 | |
| From the "Dialog on Friendship." (Translated by Cyrus R. Edmonds) | |||
| Julius Cæsar—(Born in 100 b.c., assassinated in 44.) | |||
| I | ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! | ||