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radical Ciceronians simii Ciceronis, 'apes of Cicero'. In general,
radicals looked to
Cicero primarily or only as a
model of language. Anti-
Ciceronianism, strongest...
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orators and
prose stylists and the
innovator of what
became known as "
Ciceronian rhetoric".
Cicero was
educated in Rome and in Greece. He came from a wealthy...
- Many
Ciceronians even
refused to use
specific words, even
specific verb forms, if Cicero's
writings did not
include them verbatim. The
Ciceronians validated...
- in nature, but in sin. The Ciceroni**** came out in 1528,
attacking Ciceronianism, the
style of
Latin that was
based exclusively and
fanatically on Cicero's...
- of
Christian wedding rites. As J.
Brachtendorf showed,
Augustine used
Ciceronian Stoic concept of p****ions, to
interpret Paul's
doctrine of
universal sin...
- (1980). "Senators'
Involvement in
Commerce in the Late Republic: Some
Ciceronian Evidence".
Memoirs of the
American Academy in Rome. 36 (The
Seaborne Commerce...
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critical review.
Jordanes wrote in Late
Latin rather than the
classical Ciceronian Latin.
According to his own introduction, he had only
three days to review...
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opponent as well,
initially supporting the anti-decadence of Erasmus'
Ciceronians but then
finding heresy in his
translations and works.
Another theory...
- Adams's
idiosyncratic positions were
rooted in his
abiding devotion to the
Ciceronian ideal of the citizen-orator "speaking well" to
promote the
welfare of...
-
Elizabethan England,
exemplified by Sir
Edward Coke, was "steeped in
Ciceronian rhetoric". The
Scottish moral philosopher Francis Hutcheson, as a student...
