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" ... against you, ever since you have conferred this dignity on me, I was resolved to speak, lest some should impute my silence to a consciousness of my own guilt. Though I am abundantly satisfied that no words can injure me ; since, if what is said be... "
Sallust - 203. oldal
szerző: Sallust - 1844 - 242 oldal
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Sallust, tr. by W. Rose with improvements and notes

Gaius Sallustius Crispus - 1830 - 216 oldal
...have given a loose to their calumniating tongues on every occasion, not only against me, but likewise against you, ever since you have conferred this dignity...; since, if what is said be true, it must be to my honor ; if false, my life and conduct will confute it : but because your determination is blamed, in...

The Commentaries of Caesar

Julius Caesar - 1856 - 472 oldal
...occasion, not only against me, but likewise against you, ever since you have conferred this dignity upon me, I was resolved to speak, lest some should impute...consciousness of my own guilt. •' Though I am abundantly satined, tliat no speech wliatever can hurt me , since, if what is said be true it must be to my honour...

Commentaries

Julius Caesar - 1861 - 472 oldal
...occasion, not only against me, but likewise against you, ever since you have conferred this dignity upon me, I was resolved to speak, lest some should impute...guilt. " Though I am abundantly satisfied, that no speech whatever can hurt me ; since, if what is said be true it must be to my honour ; if false, my...

Library of the World's Best Literature: A-Z

Charles Dudley Warner, Hamilton Wright Mabie, Lucia Isabella Gilbert Runkle, George H. Warner, Edward Cornelius Towne - 1897 - 680 oldal
...a loose rein to their calumniating tongues on every occasion — not only against me, but likewise against you — ever since you have conferred this...some should impute my silence to a consciousness of guilt. Though I am abundantly satisfied that no words can injure me, — since if what is said be true,...

Library of the World's Best Literature: Ancient and Modern, 32. kötet

Charles Dudley Warner - 1896 - 454 oldal
...a loose rein to their calumniating tongues on every occasion — not only against me, but likewise against you — ever since you have conferred this...some should impute my silence to a consciousness of guilt. Though I am abundantly satisfied that no words can injure me, — since if what is said be true,...




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