Book,  Par.

 1    II,     42|         of accusations from hired orators, declared that he would
 2    II,     46|          stood among those of the orators, now on that of Augustus:- "
 3    II,    111|       voted him as a leader among orators, Tiberius declared that
 4   III,     93|        were the most accomplished orators of all Asia, who, as such,
 5    IV,     70|          ranked with the foremost orators, for the ability which he
 6    XI,      7|          He cited as examples the orators of old who had thought fame
 7  XIII,      4|      Caesar rivalled the greatest orators, and Augustus had an easy
 8   XIV,     27|       under the pretence of being orators and poets. What remained
 9   XIV,     28| expenditure. The victories won by orators and poets would furnish
10   XVI,      2|          the second time, and the orators took from this same incident