SUCH wast the city and the society in which, possibly after long practice as an advocate, Thascius Cyprianus became the most eminent master of forensic eloquence; that is to say the leading member of the highest of the professions.
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Cyprian
His Life, His Times, His Work
by Edward Benson
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