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the happiness [luck] of Sulla
the happiness [luck] of Sulla


P. Crassus ditiji nobility Eloquence
P. Crassus wealth nobility Eloquence
Thief of the consulship . Pontifex maximus [High priest]
 
The elegance of Crassus Porcissimus
Scaevola P. Corii  Elegance

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Particular Graces

Of Cicero Eloquence Of Demosthenes Vision Of Plato gravitas [dignity] Of [His friend] FSocrates sweetness Astrology Berosus Grammar Apollodorus Medicine Hippocrates Geometry Archimedes Painting Apelles Drawing Pirgoteles Casting Lesippus Architecture - -

Lampeda was the only Spartan who was mother, wife [and] daughter of a King Pherenice was the daughter, sister [and] mother of an Olympian [games] favorite. Senatorial families . three had a continuing Series of orators. [How] fared the Fabiorii [clan]? three princes Senator Pliny

Chlodovech [Clovis] rooted [out] heresies Charlemagne tamed the peoples Hugomaus built religious houses

Temples of Spain Seville for its size Toledo for its wealth Compostella for its strength Leon for its trade

The acumen of Augustus The abstinence of Jerome The strictness of Ambrosius


[second column] Alexander had painter Apelles moutder Lisippus Carver Pirogeteles teacher Aristotle Counselor Craterus Friend Hephestion

The strength of Diogenes The gentleness of Xenocratis The Elegant Erudition of Aristotle The gravity of Theophrastus The austerity of Zeno The majesty of Plato The continence of Polemon

Plato explains. Eschines charms Hortensius tells the truth. Crassus pretends. Cato forces. Tullius [Cicero] persuades. Catullus destroys, Socrates divides. Pythagoras perceives. Fabius stays The wrath of mirtheues [Baccantes?] Caesar dissimulates: Arthur implicates Appius disuades.

The frugality of Piso the piety of Metellus the wisdom of Zeli the goodness of Trajan the happiness [luck] of Sulla

P. Crassus wealth nobility Eloquence Thief of the consulship . Pontifex maximus [High priest]

The elegance of Crassus Porcissimus Scaevola P. Corii Elegance