Thesauros Literature Oratory Orations

Orations

Orations Cicero, Marcus Tullius
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28 quid? C. Cassius, pari magnitudine animi et consili praeditus, nonne eo ex Italia consilio profectus est ut prohiberet Syria Dolabellam? qua lege, quo iure? eo quod Iuppiter ipse sanxit, ut omnia quae rei publicae salutaria essent legitima et iusta haberentur. est enim lex nihil aliud nisi recta etet Poggius: etiam D a numine deorum tracta ratio, imperans honesta, prohibens contraria. huic igitur legi paruit Cassius, cum est in Syriam profectus, alienam provinciam, si homines legibus scriptis uterentur, eis vero oppressis suamsuam ed. R: sua codd. lege naturae.
29 sed ut ea vestra quoque auctoritate firmeturea... firmetur Ferrarius: ex... firmetur codd.: ea... firmentur Bake, censeo: cum P. Dolabella quique eius crudelissimi et taeterrimi facinoris ministri, socii, adiutores fuerunt hostes populi Romani a senatu iudicati sintsunt D: corr. Poggius, cumque senatus P. Dolabellam bello persequendum censuerit, ut is qui omnia deorum hominumque iura novo, inaudito, inexpiabili scelere polluerit nefarioque se patriae parricidio obstrinxerit poenas dis hominibusque meritas debitasque persolvat,

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