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 1     Int         |  dramatic skill. We see how Cicero’s Hortensius first awakened
 2       1, XVI(31)|    contemporary disciple of Cicero (or the Academics) whom
 3       2, V(52)  |                             Cicero, De Catiline, 16.~
 4       3         |  Carthage, his discovery of Cicero’s Hortensius, the enkindling
 5       3, IV     | came upon a certain book of Cicero’s, whose language almost
 6       3, IV     | almost all who did this, in Cicero’s own time and earlier,
 7       3, IV     |    me, I was delighted with Cicero’s exhortation, at least
 8       3, V(64)  |        I.e., Marcus Tullius Cicero.~
 9       5, X(143) |     through the writings of Cicero; cf. his Academica. This
10       7, VII    |   when, upon the reading of Cicero’s Hortensius, I was roused
11       9, VI(332)|    element in h fusigz. Cf. Cicero's On the Nature of the Gods (