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The War with Jugurtha
Sallust
Sal. Jug.
Chapters
1-5
6-12
13-16
17-19
20-26
27-32
33-42
43-47
48-55
56-62
63-73
74-79
80-83
84-96
97-101
102-111
112-114
Edition
J. C. Rolfe
Rolfe translation
Sal. Jug.
The War with Jugurtha
Without reason do mankind complain of their nature, on the ground that it is weak and of short duration and ruled rather by chance than by virtue. For reflection would show on the contrary that nothing is greater or more excellent, and that nature has more often found diligence lacking in men than strength or endurance in itself. But the leader and ruler of man’s life is the mind, and when this…
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Author
Sallust
Chapters
1-114
Translator
J. C. Rolfe
The War with Jugurtha
Sallust
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J. C. Rolfe
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Edition
J. C. Rolfe
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Rolfe translation
From
Sallust: With an English Translation by J.C. Rolfe
(1921 printing).
Without reason do mankind complain of their nature, on the ground that it is weak and of short duration and ruled rather by chance than by virtue. For reflection would show on the contrary that nothing is greater or more excellent, and that nature has more…
Chapters
1-5
6-12
13-16
17-19
20-26
27-32
33-42
43-47
48-55
56-62
63-73
74-79
80-83
84-96
97-101
102-111
112-114