Definitionn. something unusual -- perhaps worthy of collecting
Last update: July 6, 2015
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They have a valuable collection of curios. [Please select]
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His representative in So B.C., the tribune C. Scribonius Curio, served him well, and induced the lukewarm majority of the senate to refrain from extreme measures, insisting that Pompey, as well as Caesar, should resign the imperium. [Please select]
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Ugli, murmuring something about a unique curio, reached his impossible hand out for it. [Please select]
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’ I will be silent on the speeches of Dolabella and Curio the father,. [Please select]
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All the talkers, Curio, Bibulus, all my enemies excite him against me. [Please select]
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Curio had acquired authority by his eloquence, and by the numbers of his clients. [Please select]
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From his earliest youth, Curio had been bound by close intimacy to Mark Antony. [Please select]
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The tribune Curio claims the right of the comitia which had been set aside. [Please select]
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48) expresses himself as follows: “Did Curio, as has been said, sell himself. [Please select]
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A new grace invested his every gesture; a new sonorousness rang in his voice; a simple and manly pomposity marked his very walk as he passed from curio to curio. [Please select]
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The Captain brought his glass into use again and looked the boy over, much as he would have inspected a curio in a museum. [Please select]
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