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He orders Diodorus to be sought for over the whole province. widmen / weihen, vergöttern, zu widmen, und achtet auf einen anderen Staat; zuordnen zu zeigen; consacrer/consacrer ; deify ; consacrer ; attacher à un autre état ; assigner ; montrer, dedicare / consacrare, deificare, dedicare, fissare in un altro Stato; assegnare; show, dedicar/consecrate; deify; dedicar; atar a otro estado; asignar; demostrar, alone, a single/sole; some, some one; only; one set of, Allein eine einzelne /-Sohle, einige, manche ein, nur, eine Reihe von, seulement, un simple/semelle ; certains, quelqu'un ; seulement ; un ensemble de, solo, una singola / unica, alcuni, qualcuno, solo, una serie di, solamente, un solo/una planta del pie; algunos, alguien; solamente; un sistema de, -a -um, primus -a -um, singuli -ae -a, semel, together, together with; at the same time; along with, zusammen, zusammen mit, zur gleichen Zeit, zusammen mit, ensemble, ainsi que ; en même temps ; avec, insieme, insieme, nello stesso tempo, insieme a, junto, junto con; al mismo tiempo; junto con, port, harbor; refuge, haven, place of refuge, Hafen, Hafen, Zuflucht, Hafen, Ort der Zuflucht, port, le port; refuge, havre de paix, lieu de refuge, porto, porto, rifugio, rifugio, luogo di rifugio, puerto, puerto, refugio, refugio, lugar de refugio, surrounded/encircled; surrounded; bordered, enclosed, umgeben / umgeben; umgeben; begrenzt, eingeschlossen, entouré / entouré, entourée, bordée, clos, circondato / circondato, circondato, delimitato, chiuso, rodeado / cercado, rodeado; bordeado, cerrado, girdle, method of girding clothes; crown/garland; belt, Gürtel, Methode der rüstete Kleider, Krone / Kranz; Gürtel, ceinture, la méthode de ceindre vêtements; couronne / Garland; ceinture, cintura, il metodo di circondarci vestiti; corona / ghirlanda; cinghia, cintura, el método de ceñir la ropa; corona / corona; cinturón, surround/encircle/ring; enclose; beleaguer; accompany; gird, equip; ring, Surround / umschließen / ring; umschließen; belagern; begleiten; rüsten, ausrüsten, Ring, entourer/encercler/anneau ; enfermer ; cerner ; accompagner ; le cerceau, équipent ; anneau, surround / circondare / anello, chiudi, assediare, accompagnare, cingerà attrezzare; anello, rodear/cercar/anillo; incluir; cercar; acompañar; el ceñidor, equipa; anillo, into; about, in the mist of; according to, after; for; to, among, in, etwa in dem Nebel, der, nach, nachdem, denn, um unter, dans, environ, dans la brume de: selon, après, car, pour, entre, in, circa, nella nebbia di; secondo, dopo, per, per, tra, en, aproximadamente, en la bruma de, según, después, porque, para, entre, in, on, at; in accordance with/regard to/the case of; within, dans, sur, à, conformément à l'/ ce qui concerne les / le cas d'; dans, in, su, su, in conformità con / per quanto riguarda / il caso di; all'interno, en, sobre, en; de conformidad con / respecto a / el caso de, dentro de, which, whichever, no matter which; one, either, one or other, die, je nachdem, egal welche, man entweder die eine oder andere, quel, celui que, aucune matière qui ; un, un ou autre, che, qualunque, non importa quale, una, due, uno o l'altro, cuál, cualquiera, ninguna materia que; uno, uno u otro, quae duobus portibus cincta in utriusque portus, doorway; front door; starting gate; entrance; mouth, porte ; entrée principale ; porte démarrante ; entrée ; bouche, porta, porta d'ingresso, cancello di partenza; ingresso; bocca, umbral; puerta principal; puerta el comenzar; entrada; boca, quae duobus portibus cincta in utriusque portus ostium, approach, access; attack; entrance; chance, opportunity, means, way; beginning, Ansatz, den Zugang; Angriff; Eingang, Chance, Gelegenheit, Mittel, Wege; Anfang, approche, accès ; attaque ; entrée ; chance, occasion, moyens, manière ; commencement, approccio, l'accesso; attacco; ingresso; possibilità, opportunità, mezzi, modo; inizio, acercamiento, acceso; ataque; entrada; ocasión, oportunidad, medios, manera; principio, approach; attack; visit, address; undertake; take possession, Ansatz; Angriff; besuchen, sowie Adressen, vorzunehmen; in Besitz nehmen, approche ; attaque ; visite, adresse ; entreprendre ; prendre la possession, approccio; attacco; visita, indirizzo; intraprendere; prendere possesso, acercamiento; ataque; visita, dirección; emprender; tomar la posesión, quae duobus portibus cincta in utriusque portus ostium aditumque, throw down, throw out; abandon; throw away, le jet vers le bas, jettent ; abandon ; lancement, abbattere, buttare fuori; abbandonare; buttare via, el tiro abajo, lanza hacia fuera; abandono; tiro lejos, jutting out, projecting; precipitate; abject, groveling, herausragen, Projektierung, Niederschlag, extremer, Kriecherei, jutting dehors, projetant ; précipité ; vil, groveling, aggettante, proiettando, precipitato, abbietto, vile, jutting hacia fuera, proyectando; precipitado; despreciable, groveling, quae duobus portibus cincta in utriusque portus ostium aditumque proiecta, (Currently undefined; we'll fix this soon. the other, it expressed the power of these functionaries who had not the imperium.” Smith, Dict. Cicero, Against Verres, 2.1.53-86: Latin Text with Introduction, Study Questions, Commentary and English Translation Marcus Tullius Cicero , Ingo Gildenhard Open Book Publishers , 2011 - History - … have heard the story from our boyhood told far more beautifully than any Sicilian Gaius Verres (* Kr. with the additional restriction that you offer Perseus any modifications you make. who pay in proportion to their property or income.”—Riddle's Cicero portrays Verres here in ways that are strikingly similar to those that would be used against a thief in a civil proceeding: he emphasizes that Verres carried off goods, characterizes Verres' purchases as … Ciceró volt a vádló Kr. You can also email, if you like: lee@nodictionaries.com, Save this passage to your account Current location in this text. M. Tullius Cicero, Against Verres, actio 2, THE FOURTH BOOK OF THE SECOND PLEADING IN THE PROSECUTION OF VERRES. e. 70-ben az ellene folyó perben. But potestas is The speech of M. T. Cicero as the advocate of P. Quinctius. 9.1", "denarius"). Enter a Perseus citation to go to another section or work. Ich scheine Kühnes (Großes) zu sagen: Gebt auch Acht, wie ich es sage. There was in this house of Heius a stately chapel, 4 an ancient inheritance from his forefathers, in which stood four statues; admirable works of the greatest beauty and artistic merit, capable of giving pleasure not only to so highly gifted an expert as Verres, but also to any of us “outsiders,” as he calls us. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License, Pleiades ancient places geospacial dataset for this text, http://data.perseus.org/citations/urn:cts:latinLit:phi0474.phi005.perseus-eng1:2.4, http://data.perseus.org/texts/urn:cts:latinLit:phi0474.phi005.perseus-eng1, http://data.perseus.org/texts/urn:cts:latinLit:phi0474.phi005, http://data.perseus.org/catalog/urn:cts:latinLit:phi0474.phi005.perseus-eng1. Cicero against Verres constitutes a series of speeches delivered by Cicero in 70 BC. Ant. had been entrusted by the senate. viii Cicero, Against Verres, 2.1.53–86 their good sense and sensibility vastly improved the final product. 4 On Cicero and invective, see the papers in Booth, J. 1903. E beszéd ennek megfelelően elfogult volt. Their critical engagement with the commentary and ability to improve upon my own reading of Cicero exemplify my notion of this volume’s ideal reader. annually a fixed sum as tribute; vectigales, those 5 The Note 2. Betreff des Beitrags: Cicero, In Verrem, 2.4 , 121-123 + 131. This may sound perverse, but Cicero was an absolute genius when it came to the ‛tactical’ (mis-)representation of evidence. ne patiamini talem imperatorem populo Romano Siculorum testimoniis eripi, ne obteri laudem imperatoriam criminibus avaritiae velitis. ; comment; de quelle manière, par quelle / ce qui signifie, selon laquelle, à n'importe quel prix, come?, così come, in che modo, con quale / quali mezzi, con cui, a qualunque prezzo, ¿cómo?, ¿cómo así, en qué forma; por lo que / lo que significa, según el cual, a cualquier precio, wave; disorder; flood, flow, tide, billow, surge; turbulence, commotion, Welle; disorder; Flut, Strömung, Flut, Woge, Welle; Turbulenzen, Lärm, vague, trouble; inondations, le débit, la marée, Bûlow, contre les surtensions; turbulence, mouvement, onde; disordine; inondazione, flusso, marea, onda, surge, la turbolenza, commozione, ola, trastorno; inundaciones, flujo, marea, oleaje, marea, la turbulencia, conmoción, whole, all, entire, total, complete; every part; all together/at once, Insgesamt alle, ganze, total, vollständig, jedes Teil, alle zusammen / auf einmal, tout, tout, tout, total, complet, chaque partie; tous ensemble / à la fois, tutto, tutto, intero, totale, completo: ogni parte, tutti insieme / in una sola volta, todo, todo, todo, completo total, cada parte; todos juntos / a la vez, cover; bury; overspread; shut/close; conceal; clothe, cover/hide the hea, decken; begraben; überziehen; schließen / close; verbergen, zu kleiden, Cover / Ausblenden der HEA, couverture ; enfouissement ; recouvert ; fermé/étroit ; cacher ; vêtir, couvrir/peau le hea, copertura; seppellire; diffuse; chiuso / chiudere, nascondere, rivestire, coprire o nascondere la HEA, cubierta; entierro; overspread; cerrado/cercano; encubrir; arropar, cubrir/piel el hea, plenissimus piscium, qui fluctu totus operiretur, press/lean upon; struggle; advance; depend on; strive, labor, Presse / stützen auf; Kampf; voraus; abhängen; bestrebt, Arbeits -, presser/maigre au moment ; lutte ; avance ; dépendre dessus ; tâcher, travailler, stampa / appoggiarsi; lotta; anticipo; dipendono; cerchiamo, lavoro, presionar/magro sobre; lucha; avance; depender encendido; esforzarse, trabajar, plenissimus piscium, qui fluctu totus operiretur nisi, plenissimus piscium, qui fluctu totus operiretur nisi munitione, plenissimus piscium, qui fluctu totus operiretur nisi munitione ac, large mass; rock/boulder; heap/lump/pile, bulk; monster; mole/jetty/dam/dike, große Masse; rock / Stein; Heap / Klumpen / Stapel, lose; Monster; mol / Steg / Damm / Damm, grande masse; rock / rocher; tas / forfaitaire / pile, en vrac; monstre; mole / jetée / DAM / digue, grande massa; rock / masso; heap / grumo / mucchio, alla rinfusa; mostro; talpa / molo / bacino / diga, gran masa; rock / piedra; montón / bulto / pila, a granel; monstruo; mol / embarcadero / presa / dique, plenissimus piscium, qui fluctu totus operiretur nisi munitione ac mole, unyoke; disunite, sever, divide, separate, part, estrange; put asunder, ausspannen, entzweien, trennen, teilen, trennen, ein Teil, entfremden; scheiden, unyoke ; désunir, diviser, diviser, séparer, pièce, aliéner ; mettre en morceaux, unyoke; disunire, separare, dividere, separare, parte, allontanare; pezzi messi, unyoke; desunir, separar, dividir, separarse, pieza, apartar; separar, , dijuncta -um, dijunctior -or -us, dijunctissimus -a -um, separated/distant/disconnected/set apart; different/distinct/individual, getrennt / entfernt / abgeschaltet / auseinander gesetzt; verschiedenen / verschieden / individuell, séparés / distant / déconnecté / mises de côté; différents / distincte / personne, separato / a distanza / scollegato / set a parte, diverso / distinto / individuo, separados / distante / desconectado / santifiqué, diferentes / distintas / persona, male; masculine, of the male sex; manly, virile, brave, noble; G:masculine, männlich, maskulin, des männlichen Geschlechts, männlich, männlich, mutig, edel, G: männlich, sexe masculin; masculine, de sexe masculin; virile, viril, courageux, noble; G: masculin, maschile, virile, di sesso maschile, virile, virile, coraggioso, nobile; G: maschile, sexo masculino; masculino, del sexo masculino; varonil, viril, valiente, noble, G: masculino, Thanks very much. Font. To select a specific edition, see below. Start studying Cicero V. Verres 4. Click anywhere in the ("Agamemnon", "Hom. patris, quoad vixit: Verres’ father, who had the same name as his son, was a senator still alive at the end of 72 BC, as Ver. Perseus provides credit for all accepted THE FOURTH BOOK OF THE SECOND PLEADING IN THE PROSECUTION OF VERRES. London. In subsequent Cicero: The Verrine Orations, Volume II, Against Verres, Part 2, Books 3-5, B. Orations (Loeb… by Cicero Hardcover $28.00 Only 2 left in stock (more on the way). (Cicero stated that Verres, facing trial, promised to return the Mercury to Tyndaris if the locals agreed not to testify against him. (2007), Cicero on the Attack: Invective ; 6 Given the lack of independent evidence, one of the greatest challenges in dealing with Cicero’s orations against Verres is doing Verres justice. STOLEN OBJECTS IN CICERO IN VERREM 2.4 Thomas D. Frazel Abstract. How meaningful is Cicero’s accusation? In hac insula extrema est fons aquae, , dulce, dulcior -or -us, dulcissimus -a -um, pleasant, charming; sweet; kind, dear; soft, flattering, delightful, angenehm, charmant, süß, Art, liebe, weich, schmeichelnd, herrliche, agréable, charmante, douce, genre, mon cher; douce, flatteuse, délicieux, piacevole, affascinante, dolce, gentile, cara, dolce, lusinghiero, piacevole, encanto agradable,, dulce; tipo, querida; suave, halagador, encantador, name, family name; noun; account, entry in debt ledger; sake; title, heading, Name, Familienname, Substantiv; Konto Eintrag in Schulden Ledger; willen, Titel, Position, Prénom Nom de famille; nom; compte, l'entrée de la dette du grand livre; l'amour, le titre, la position, nome, cognome, nome, conto, iscrizione nel libro mastro del debito; causa e titolo, la voce, nombre, apellido, nombre, cuenta, la inscripción en el libro mayor de la deuda; amor, título, título, size, magnitude, bulk; greatness. This arch, as explained in a note to Mr. Yonge’s translation, had been erected to commemorate the victory obtained by Fabius over the Allobroges; and it was erected in the Via Sacra, as Cicero mentions in his speech Pro Plancio. thread into tapestry work, and therefore tapestry with gold threads interwoven in Capitol had been burnt in the civil war between Marius and Sulla, and it was now 2.4.40. changes, storing new additions in a versioning system. VERRES. Greek words Νέα πόλις, as Tyche is the Greek In ea sunt aedes, sacred, holy, consecrated; accursed, horrible, detestable, heilig, heilig, geweiht, verflucht, schrecklich, abscheulich, sacré, saint, consacré ; maudit, horrible, détestable, sacro, santo, consacrato, maledetta, orribile, detestabile, sagrado, santo, consecrated; maldito, horrible, detestable, qua praetores uti solent. advantage as, or rather greater advantages than Cicero in this respect, for we Go to Perseus: Against Verres, The orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero Vol 1 Orations for Quintius, Sextus Roscius, Quintus Roscius, against Quintus Cæcilius, and against Verres 1 of 1 translations. Click anywhere in the in Cicero. Hide browse bar Cicero. Verres, in order by some means or other to bring the man back to the province, devises this plan, if it is to be called a plan, and not rather a piece of madness. Aristophanes, who made earthenware vessels of a peculiar black clay. Ships from and sold by Amazon.com. state, whatever might be the extent of that power; in its narrower signification, The National Endowment for the Humanities provided support for entering this text. about the statues. 9 Theoractus seems a sort of nickname, to indicate his insanity, Your current position in the text is marked in blue. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Looting, despoiling temples, attempted rape and judicial murder: these are just some of the themes of this classic piece of writing by one of the world's greatest orators. it was on the one hand equivalent to imperium and on See Ovid Fasti, iv. Θεός and μέμνημαι, to remember. for instance, to quaestors and tribunes of the people; and potestas and imperium are often opposed the second book of the second pleading against caius verres. the remaining/rest, all the rest, die anderen, die anderen. In the pubUshed version of his most important case during his rise to the consulship, Cicero portrays Verres, the corrupt governor of Sicily, as an importunum animal (In Verrem 2.1.42), a portentum (In Verrem 2.1.40), a novum monstrum (In Verrem 2.5.145; cf. ever imagined it. It is thus … 419. M. Tullius Cicero, Against Verres C. D. Yonge, Ed. 2 The Latin word in each case is potestas. View a map of the most frequently mentioned places in this document. The speeches, which were concurrent with Cicero's election to the aedileship, paved the way for Cicero's public career. In ea sunt aedes sacrae, many, several, a fair/good number; more than one, viele, mehrere, eine Messe / gute Zahl, mehr als ein, beaucoup, plusieurs, nombre juste/bon ; plus d'un, molti, molti, una fiera / buon numero, più di uno, muchos, varios, un número justo/bueno; más de uno, many/several people/men, a fair/good number of people, viele / mehrere Menschen / Männer, eine Messe / gute Anzahl von Leuten, beaucoup/plusieurs personnes/hommes, nombre de personnes juste/bon, molti / molte persone / uomini, una fiera / buon numero di persone, muchos/varias personas/hombres, un número de gente justo/bueno, but, but also; yet; however, but in fact/truth; not to mention; yes but, aber, aber auch, doch, doch, aber in Wirklichkeit / Wahrheit, nicht zu erwähnen, ja, aber, mais, mais aussi, et pourtant, cependant, mais en fait / la vérité, sans parler, oui, mais, ma, ma anche, ancora, però, ma in realtà / verità, per non parlare, sì, ma, pero, no, sino también y, sin embargo, sin embargo, pero en realidad / verdad, la mención, sí, pero, , longa -um, longior -or -us, longissimus -a -um, long; tall; tedious, taking long time; boundless; far; of specific length/time, lang, wobei groß, langweilig, lange Zeit; grenzenlos; weit; bestimmter Länge / Zeit, longtemps ; grand ; pénible, mettant le longtemps ; illimité ; loin ; de la longueur/du temps spécifiques, lungo, alto, noioso, prendendo tempo; sconfinato, lontano; specifiche di lunghezza / tempo, de largo; alto; aburrido, tardando tiempo largo; ilimitado; lejos; de la longitud/del tiempo específicos, far, distant, a long way; by far; for a long while, far, weit entfernt, ein langer Weg, mit Abstand, für eine lange Zeit, weit, Jusqu'à présent, lointain, un long chemin; de loin, depuis longtemps, loin, lontano, lontano, una lunga strada, di gran lunga, per lungo tempo, lontano, ahora, lejos, muy lejos, de lejos, por un tiempo largo, la medida, the other; the others. In 70 BC Cicero, who had served as quaestor in Sicily five years previously, was commissioned by the Sicilians to prosecute the island's former governor, Gaius Verres, for corruption.First he had to fight for the right to deliver the prosecution instead of Quintus Caecilius Niger, a client of Verres who would likely have neutered the case against him. When the Sicilians turned to Rome for help against the plundering and extortion perpetrated by Verres, Cicero was a natural point of contact: he had been quaestor in Sicily only a few years earlier, knew the province well, had close ties with various leading locals, and saw himself as their patron.13 He agreed to act as the Sicilians’ legal representative, in what shaped up as a case for one of Rome’s ‘standing courts’, the so-called quaestio de repetundis.14 Because Roman officials enjoyed immunity from prosecution d… Lateiner: ... Verres qui non Honori neque Virtuti, quem ad modum ille, sed Veneri et Cupidini vota deberet, is Minervae templum spoliare conatus est. v. Stipendiarius. conferred by a special law, and was limited, if not by the terms in which it was 2.2.95 shows, where Cicero recalls his intervention on behalf of his son when complaints about Verres’ maladministration in Sicily came to the attention of the senate. 3.2. importance, l'intensité, dimensioni, grandezza, alla rinfusa; grandezza. concerning his manner of deciding causes as judge while in sicily. 3 Non possum dissimulare, iudices; timeo ne C. Verres propter hanc eximiam virtutem in re militari omnia quae fecit impune … Verres Africani monumentis domum suam plenam stupri, plenam flagiti, plenam dedecoris ornabit? Cicero, In Verres, 2.4.108 et passim, cited by Olivier de Cazanove, in Rüpke, Jörg (Editor) Tripalium (515 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article oxen, cow) during examination or care.

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