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Origines (Cato the Elder)

Cato's Origines

also: Origines, Origins

The first history of Rome and Italy written in Latin, by Cato the Elder, in seven books treating the origins of Rome and the Italian towns. Cicero (Brutus 66, 75, 89) praises its eloquence and notes it preserved Cato's speech against Galba.

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Mentioned in 5 works (9 total)

On the Commonwealth philosophy · 1 mention

§35afr Origins

For Gnaeus Plancius speeches · 1 mention

§66 Origins

Brutus rhetoric · 4 mentions

§66 Origines
§75 Origines
§89 Origines
§294 Origines

On the Ends of Good and Evil philosophy · 1 mention

§10 Origins

Cato the Elder, On Old Age philosophy · 2 mentions

§38 Origines
§75 Origins

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Origines (Cato the Elder)

Mentioned in 5 works (9 total)

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