This is a literal word-for-word translation of Cicero’s The Four Orations Against Catiline from the Key to the Classics Series by Rev. Dr. Giles.
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This is a valuable service for independent scholars — especially someone like me, who lives far from any libraries or other scholarly services (in my case, Bali, Indonesia).
Is Volume 2 of Rev. Dr. Giles’ trot available?
This is missing page 118.
Does the 2nd volume exist and is it available for download?
yes
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