14) wrote "Constat quod plus lucratur qui orat.

St. Thomas tells us "Dicendum quod in spiritu et veritate orat, qui ex instinctu spiritus ad orandum accedit, etiamsi ex aliqua infirmitate mens postmodum evagetur....

"Si orat psalmus, orate; si gemit, gemite; si gratulatur, gaudete; si timet, timete" (St. Aug. in Ps. 30).

De inst. orat., II, xxi, 4. Rhet., I, ix.

De inst. orat., III, iv, 6. Ibid., X, i, 28. γραθική, Rhet.

Cicero, De oratore, I. 143; Quint., De inst. orat., III, ix.

De inst. orat., VIII, i, I De inst. orat., VIII, vi, I ff.

Rhet., III; Cic., Orat.; Quint., De inst. orat., VIII, x; Dionysius of Halicarnassus, De comp.

339-343. Poetics, VI, 16, and XIX, 1-2. De inst. orat., X, i, 46-51.

De inst. orat., VI, ii, 25-36. Poetics, XVII, 2. Arist.

Orat. xi, p. 308.

De inst. orat., V, xi, 19. Arte of Rhet., p. 198.

Chytreus orat. edit.

Idem Nymannus orat. de Imaginat. 1605.

Naz. Orat. 29.

De Orat. ii. 61.)] II.

Orat, implorat tenempe, Martinusut si (quòd Dii faciant) fortè fortunâ, absente ipso, advenerit tardus cliens, eum certiorem feceris per literas hûc missas.

The other passage is: Orat.

[Footnote 421: See what he says of M. Manilius in De Orat. iii. 133.]

[Footnote 1: De Orat.

De Inst. Orat., Lib.

Orat., Prooemium. 26.

De Inst. Orat., Lib. x, Cap.

Orat., vi, 1, 5. Pliny, Letters, vi, 4 and 7, and vii, 5.

It would seem also that ravished women had the option of deciding whether their seducers should marry them or be put to deathsee the vitiatarum electiones as mentioned by Tacitus, Dial. de Orat., 35.