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 1 Arg    |      Clodius proposed a special law, "that whoever had taken
 2 Arg    |      his slaves, and proposed a law in the following terms: "
 3 Arg    |      people, was affixed to the law as if he had been its proposer,
 4 Arg    |    recall him and to repeal the law which Clodius had enacted
 5 Arg    |      consuls had prepared a new law respecting Cicero's affairs.
 6 Arg    |     sake of peace, there was no law requisite for his recall;
 7 Arg    |     promulgation of the desired law. At last a decree to recall
 8 Arg    |  enabled to prevent any regular law being passed to that effect,
 9 Arg    |       fourth of August that the law was finally carried. ~ Cicero,
10 Arg(1) |        I take the terms of this law from Middleton's Life, from
11 4      |        tribunes, who proposed a law concerning my safety, and
12 4      |        laws, were hindered by a law, not by the one which had
13 8      |      take any vote or frame any law;” he thought all that as
14 8      |        a proscription and not a law, by which a citizen who
15 11     |        that office, passed that law about the piratical war,
16 11     |        of the people procured a law to be passed that no regard
17 11     |        veto on the passing of a law; and that the Aelian and
18 13     |        him,—no knowledge of the law, no skill in speaking, no
19 21     |    beginning proposed a special law respecting my safety.
20 [Title]|      public capacity proposed a law respecting my safety, in
21 26     |       conspirators could by his law be awakened from the shades
22 29     | tribunes to propose and carry a law respecting my safety; who
23 29(5)  |       pass or to propose such a law."—Riddle, v. Privilegium.
24 33     |        the slow progress of the law, and reserved for posterity. ~