Letters to Atticus by Cicero
By Cicero
Полное трёхтомное издание писем знаменитого оратора и литератора Марка Туллия Цицерона к своему другу Аттику. Более four hundred писем (в sixteen книгах), в которых содержится много информации о деятельности Цицерона, социальной и политической жизни в Риме. Тома содержат латинский текст и английский перевод, статьи, а также хронологический порядок писем и именной указатель.
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C. 45 pardon me. The fact is I find that some of the authors over whom 1 am poring now, consider appropriate the very thing that I have often discussed with you, and I hope you approve of it. I mean the shrine. Please give it all the attention your affection for me dictates. For my part I have no doubt about the design (I like Cluatius' design), nor about the erection (on that I am quite deter^n mined) but I have some doubts about the place. So please consider it. I shall use all the opportunities of this enlightened age to consecrate her memory by every kind of memorial borrowed from the genius of all the masters, Greek and Latin.
Rate : XXIII I CICERO TO ATTICUS, OREETINO. c. 46 I see you have answered my letter only as regards But, you say, my house the forum and the Senate. What is the good of the house at Rome is a forum. alone to me, if I have not the forum ? I am dead and done for, Atticus, and have been this long while but now I confess it, when I have lost the : : one link that bound solitude. Rome, I Still if in if to make it shall strive, if possible possible), to and, me to life. So what I want my despite anything drags me it keep is (and I will is my grief from all eyes but yours, anyhow possible, even from yours.
Via crCEIlO ATTICO SAL. Scr. in Tus- culano m. interc. post, a. 7uo "Chremes, tantumne ab re tua est oti tibi," ut ? " had read the book Caesar autem of Tyrannic, which wns re- ferred to in XII. 2. ' Cicero refers to the introduction of Atticus in his Bruliis (24) in pralulo propter Platonis slatuum ; but his menning is 16 I LETTERS TO ATTICUS XII. 6-6a Tyrannic. Do you really mean it ? ^ How unfair, Think how often, even when I had without me plenty of time, I refused without you. How are you going to atone for your crime then ?