Cato

Marcus Terentius Varro

On Agriculture (Loeb Classical Library No. 283)

Cato and Varro

Dedicated to the Goldfinders of Great Britain. The Third Edition. By Cato. To which is Added, The Bog-house, a Poem in Imitation of Milton

Serious and Cleanly Meditations Upon a House of Office

After handing over all power to GENIE to make good on his promise to SUGAR that he'd leave the cocaine business alone, while on a trip to Africa, TONY is given an offer he cannot refuse. One that allows him to take the reins of a lucrative diamond trade by Nigerian and international gangster, IKE QUARTIER. Standing in Tony's way and trying to muscle in on his new cash crop is a ruthless Russian Mafia boss named YURI "The Reaper" LAVROV who is also Quartier's old nemesis. Lavrov, along with two beautiful, identical twin, black female assassins, present the type of challenge that Tony, Sugar and Genie never faced before. With NO MORE RULES, no more boundaries and no more lines drawn, the streets of Brooklyn and Florida are in store for more GANGSTA SHYT.

No More Rules

Gangsta Shyt 2

To a Person Assuming the Name of Anoma; Or, the Iniquitous Woman

Der berühmte Censor M. Porcius Cato gilt als Römer von altem Schrot und Korn. Dabei war er offen für die modernen literarischen Möglichkeiten seiner Gegenwart und wurde zum Schöpfer der lateinischen Schriftprosa. "Vom Landbau" beschreibt die damals modernsten landwirtschaftlichen Techniken, enthält aber auch Rezepte, Zaubersprüche, medizinische Hinweise und juristische Formeln.

Lateinisch - Deutsch

Vom Landbau / Fragmente

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Cato's Distichs

Michael Foot

Peter Howard

Frank Owen

A polemic against Chamberlain, MacDonald, and Baldwin whom the author Cato, a pseudonym for Michael Foot, Frank Owen, and Peter Howard, regarded as having brought the country to the brink of disaster through their policy of appeasement. First published in 1940

Guilty Men

The writing of this book took four days in June 1940. It was published on the 5th July. It is an angry book, indeed, a devastatingly effective polemic. Its target was the appeasers of the 1930s, the leading culprits being Baldwin, Chamberlain and Halifax who had left the country so ill-prepared, and who, by their pusillanimity, had emboldened Hitler and Mussolini; and in the case of the last two still favoured some accommodation with the fascist dictators. In today's parlance, it would be called a wake-up call. --Publisher description

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