ad Fam. Seventy-three of these letters are found in the Bks. letter 25, book 3 (i) 7,2,3 adulescentem, ut nosti, el adde, si quid vis, probum; here ut has been taken as equivalent co qualem. letter 11 about the manumission of Statius and some other things, but I have become hardened by this time. letter 16B 1.3 (S VIII): To Atticus at Athens, from Rome, January 66 BC letter 7 letter 21, book 6 quid ad Statium scripserit nescio. Letter coll=A:book=1:letter=2 Letter II: ad Atticum 1.2. letter 13 letter 4 To submit an update or takedown request for this paper, please submit an Update/Correction/Removal Request. Prensat unus P. Galba. letter 3 letter 19, book 10 letter 11 letter 22 letter 10 letter 5 letter 50 letter 22 letter 17 letter 16 CICERO ATICO SAL. Here Cicero is talking about private matters in a breezy, highly idiomatic Latin. quindi quale caso regge?) letter 23 [Note] letter 2 ed., rev. letter 3 letter 33 letter 2 6 Bde. ed., rev. letter 7A Vol II. letter 16 letter 26 Cicero, Epistulae ad Atticum (English) [genre: prose] [Cic. letter 39 letter 24 Often letter 14 letter 31 letter 6 letter 1 quocum omnia uno communicem, ad Fam., 394 in the Bks. heus: confined to conversational Latin, and commonly followed or preceded by a pronoun or the name of the person addressed, with a question or a command.. Herodem: an Athenian friend of Atticus and Cicero, and afterwards in a certain sense the guardian of young Cicero while the latter was studying at Athens; cf. letter 2A letter 12 ), wenn ihr eine Seite wüsstet, wo die Übersetzung steht oder mir auch so helfen könntet (bin auch schon bei einem kleinen Stückchen Übersetzung sehr dankbar) wäre das super. letter 12 letter 8 695 (59). Epistulae II, 18. letter 3 letter 24 letter 2 trans. letter 3 letter 16 letter 1 letter 4 I am invited by Caesar in a very gentlemanly manner to accept a legation, to act as legatus to himself, and even an "open votive legation" is offered me. letter 13 letter 10 M. Tullius Cicero, Letters to Atticus L. C. Purser, Ed. letter 18 letter 28 letter 19 2.19: 2.18. letter 25 letter 27 697 (57). atque hic status, qui una voce omnium gemitur, rogo. letter 20 letter 42 letter 25 letter 3 letter 4A ; 31. letter 7C The re- [2] illum autem multa de istis rebus asperius solete loqui saepe sum expertus, saepe etiam lenivi iratum. letter 11 letter 16A the former offers better security and does not prevent my returning when I please. NOTES ON CICERO, AD A TTICUM 1 AND 2 255 The archetype clearly had AIPA; the corruption (in the few E-class manu-scripts which contain the Greek) of r to T is an easy and common one. letter 3A [p. lviii] The extant collections contain about 870 letters, of which 423 are included in the Bks. letter 11 letter 5 letter 20 book 1 letter 1 letter 2 letter 3 letter 4 letter 5 letter 6 letter 7 letter 8 letter 9 letter 10 letter 12 letter 13 letter 14 letter 15 letter 16 letter 17 letter 18 letter 19 letter 20 letter 15A letter 16 Study 26 Cicero Ad Atticum 2.10, 8.13, 9.7c flashcards from Persis T. on StudyBlue. Accepi aliquot epistulas tuas, ex quibus intellexi quam sus- 2.18.1.1 penso animo et sollicito scire averes quid esset novi. in hac autem peregrinatione militiave nostra saepe incensum ira vidi, saepe placatum. letter 5 letter 13 letter 7 letter 7B Due to the letter 15 letter 4A [Note] letter 15 letter 5 letter 6 letter 26, book 8 letter 4 letter 19 9-16) Vol 2, Pt.2 (Oxford Classical Texts) by Marcus Tullius Cicero at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10: 0198146418 - ISBN 13: 9780198146414 - Clarendon Press - … Cicero himself does not use the word even in his letters, employing offensio in its stead. a Text of Cicero, 'Ad Atticum', pp.30 and 46) have, quite wrongly, imagined that this use of ut occurs in two other passages of the letters co Atticus. letter 13A Epistulae II, 18: M. CICERO ATTICO S. D. [1] Accepi aliquot epistulas tuas, ex quibus intellexi quam suspenso animo et sollicito scire averes quid esset novi. letter 18 letter 7 letter 9 I hold my own position with some dignity, considering the general repression, but considering my achievements in the past, with less courage than I should like. CICERO ATTICO SAL. letter 20 letter 12 Romae paulo post ep.1 a. letter 42 suscipiam omnem etiam actionem quam video cotidie faciliorem. a. Brieven uit ad Atticum: LXII (Att., III, 7) 28 Aug 2005: 24 May 2007 (3x) Brieven uit ad Atticum: XII, 14 (SB 251), §3: 18 Dec 2005: 05 Apr 2008 (1x) Brieven uit ad Atticum: XII, 15 (SB 252) 18 Dec 2005 : Brieven uit Ad Atticum III 7, 2-3: 28 Aug 2005: 15 Nov 2005 (1x) Brieven uit Ad Atticum IV,1 ( … letter 40 1 Quantum dolorem acceperim et quanto fructu sim privatus et forensi et domestico Luci, fratris nostri, morte in primis pro nostra consuetudine tu existimare potes. ... Epistulae I, 18: M. CICERO … letter 49 CICERO ATTICO SAL. letter 1 letter 16D letter 6 letter 9 letter 9 9-16): (Ad Att. letter 21 <