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De Oratore, Rhetorica Tomus I. Cicero, Marcus Tullius, creator; Wilkins, Augustus S. (Augustus Samuel), d. 1905, editor
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Sequitur igitur, quoniam
nobis est hic, de quo loquimur, in foro atque in oculis
civium constituendus, ut videamus, quid ei negoti demus
cuique eum muneri velimus esse praepositum; nam Crassus
heri, cum vos, Catule et Caesar, non adessetis, posuit breviter
in artis distributione idem, quod Graeci plerique posuerunt,
neque sane quid ipse sentiret, sed quid ab illis
diceretur, ostendit: duo prima genera quaestionum esse, in
quibus eloquentia versaretur, unum infinitum, alterum certum.
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Infinitum mihi videbatur id dicere, in quo aliquid
generatim quaereretur, hoc modo: expetendane esset eloquentia?
expetendine honores? Certum autem, in quo
quid in personis et in constituta re et definita quaereretur;
cuius modi sunt, quae in foro atque in civium causis disceptationibusque
versantur.
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