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 1 1 |            clever speakers of this day we call pleaders, advocates,
 2 2 |                       2 It was the day after Curiatius Maternus
 3 3 |         book which he had read the day before, in his hands. Secundus
 4 4 |         professional duties, every day undertake to plead against
 5 5 |         Marcellus oppose the other day to the senators in their
 6 6 |        moment, but almost on every day and at every hour. To the
 7 7 |         experience more joy on the day on which I was presented
 8 12|           You will find in our own day more who disparage Cicero’
 9 13|           himself. Even in our own day, Pomponius Secundus need
10 13|            Is it that, while every day something is asked from
11 13|           necessity of doing every day something repugnant to my
12 13|        whom I please, whenever the day appointed by my own fates
13 15| disparaging the culture of our own day. I have often heard this
14 16|           hundred years before our day. But you bring forward Demosthenes
15 17|      prefer to the speakers of our day, but Cicero, Caelius, Calvus,
16 17|         from Cicero’s death to our day is a hundred and twenty
17 20|          and Aulus Caecina? In our day the judge anticipates the
18 20|         the temples of the present day are weaker, because, instead
19 21|           and elevation of our own day; but, as for those mean
20 21|          and brightness of our own day. Rather let us note how
21 24|          of Cicero to this present day is but a hundred and twenty
22 25|            the eloquent men of his day, though Calvus, Asinius,
23 29|                      29 But in our day we entrust the infant to
24 39|            the like were the every day lot of the orators of antiquity,
25 41|           men we admire in our own day, had some god in fact suddenly
26 42|          like to hear more, if the day were not almost spent. It