Latin Latinus fragment from 1757 issue
The text presents a Latin excerpt printed in a 1757 issue with moralizing rhetoric. It references dogs howling and biting, moral exhortations, and cites Cicero against Borcio Amerino as a model for speaking truth to power.
Ministers and accusers compared to dogs and geese in satire
The speaker mocks ministerial writers and accusers, likening dogs that bark at worshipers to geese unable to harm. He argues many are fed by patrons and should restrain attacks, urging restraint and critique directed at substantive fault rather than empty denunciation.
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Cicero Pro Borcio Amerino