...brought large and frequent fupplies to him, the legacies of deceafed friends. It was the peculiar cuftom of Rome, for the Clients and dependents of Families, to bequeath at their death to their Patrons fome confiderable part ot their eftates, as the moft effectual teftimony of their refpect and gratitude...

...You even lee in b wills (unlefs in the * Virg. ^n. Pit's Trar.fl. b «' It was the peculiar cufiqm of Rome, for the clients and ; dependents of families, to bequeath at their death to their ' patrons foine cpnfiderable part of their eftates, as the moft ' effectual feftimony of their refpsct and gratitude...

...brought large and frequent fupplies to him, the legacies of deceafed 'friends. It was the peculiar cuftom of Rome, for the Clients and dependents of families to bequeath at their death to their Patrons fome confiderable part of their eftates, as the moft effectual teftimony of their refpeft and gratitude...

...brought large and frequent fupplies to him , the legacies of deceafed friends. It was the peculiar cuftom of Rome , for the Clients and dependents of families to bequeath at their death to their Patrons fome confiderable part of their eftates , 'as the moft effectual teftimony of their refpect and gratitude...

...precede every one else. You even see, in wills f (unless in the case of « Virg. jEn. Pitt's Transl. t " It was the peculiar custom of Rome, for the clients...the most effectual testimony of their respect and grati" tude ; and the more a man received in this way, the more " it redounded to his credit. Thus...

...similitude of studies, manners, reputation, and even by testamentary donations, those last instances of * " It was the peculiar custom of Rome, for the clients...dependents of families, to bequeath, at their death, to thcir patrons, iome considerable part of their estates, as the most effectual testimony of thcir respect...

...pounds, reserved from the strict dues of his government, and remitted to him afterwards at Rome '. But there was another way of acquiring money, esteemed the most reputable of any, 1 Extat hodie M. Ciceronis, in ilia naupcrtatc, ct quod magis mirura cst, illo wvo cmpta HSX [Plin....

...thousand pounds, reserved from the strict dues of his government, and remitted to him afterwards at Romer. But there was another way of acquiring money esteemed...was the peculiar custom of Rome for the clients and dependants of families to bequeath at their death to their patrons some considerable part of their...

...increase the warmth of our affection for each other. Farewell. * ' It was the peculiar custom of Eome, for the clients and dependents of families, to bequeath...their estates, as the most effectual testimony of the" respect and gratitude; and the more a man received in this way, tls more it redounded to his credit....

...for each other. Farewell. • ' It was the peculiar custom of Borne, for the dienta and dependente of families, to bequeath at their death to their patrons some considerable part of their estates, аз the most effectual testimony of their ree[<ect and gratitude ; and the more a man received in...