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He does this in two stages , both , it need hardly be said , fallacious ; fortunately the details of the argument , some of which are difficult and obscure , need not at present concern us . The first stage ' proves ' ( though actually ...
He does this in two stages , both , it need hardly be said , fallacious ; fortunately the details of the argument , some of which are difficult and obscure , need not at present concern us . The first stage ' proves ' ( though actually ...
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128 . rather circular argument ( p.186 ) that the Nanneian Calvus who was Cicero's laudator was less likely to be Licinius Calvus since he ' belonged to the ranks of Clodius ' supporters ( i.e. opponents of Cicero ) .
128 . rather circular argument ( p.186 ) that the Nanneian Calvus who was Cicero's laudator was less likely to be Licinius Calvus since he ' belonged to the ranks of Clodius ' supporters ( i.e. opponents of Cicero ) .
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Ode 12.1-12 : in an extended argument of great subtlety Nisbet - Hubbard develop the suggestions of earlier scholars that each of the battles mentioned by Horace contains an additional allusion to one or other of Augustus ' campaigns .
Ode 12.1-12 : in an extended argument of great subtlety Nisbet - Hubbard develop the suggestions of earlier scholars that each of the battles mentioned by Horace contains an additional allusion to one or other of Augustus ' campaigns .
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