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Quintilian·Rhetoric·Prose·13 sections·4,867 words

Liberi parentes in egestate aut alant aut vinciantur. Quidam duos filio …

The opening.

1.1 to 1.3Liberi parentes in egestate aut alant aut vinciantur. Quidam duos filio …311 words
1.4 to 1.5Relaturus vobis, iudices, ordinem hic malorum meorum <et> eventum, quem …345 words
1.6 to 1.8Utrumne igitur, iudices, nemo mortalium habet pretium plurium liberorum …349 words
1.9 to 1.12Invenisse te putas, iuvenis, patrem cibos et alimenta poscentem? …386 words
1.13 to 1.14[8] Si vultis, iudices, ut huic nomini salva sit in omni personarum …325 words
1.15 to 1.17Si tamen, iudices, fas est impietatis huius ullas accipere causas, et …325 words
1.18 to 1.20Temptat, iudices, hoc, quod non est redemptus, ampliare alia iuvenis …365 words
1.21 to 1.24[13] Quantum intellego, iudices, filius, cui profuturum non erat, ut …369 words
1.25 to 1.27Sed quousque facti mei dissimulabo rationem? Aeger electus est …374 words
1.28 to 1.29[16] Retuli, iudices, usque adhuc in penatibus suis, iuxta parentes …633 words
1.30[19] Ponere vos, iudices, velut in illa necessitatis meae praesentia …382 words
1.31 to 1.33'Ut scias,' inquit, 'aegrum redimi non debuisse, defunctus est.' …326 words
1.34 to 1.36[22] Intellegit, iudices, et ipse iuvenis non esse se calamitatium …377 words

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