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denique sunt instituendi cuiusque generis amici,ad speciem
homines inlustres honoreac nomine, qui etiam si suifragandi studia non navant, tamen
adferunt petitori aliquid dignitatis; ad ius obtinendum magistratus, ex quibus maxime
consules, deinde tribuni pl., ad conficiendas centurias homines excellenti gratia.
qui abs te tribum aut centuriam aut aliquod beneficium aut habent
aut sperant, eos rursus magno opere et compara et confirma.
nam per hos annos homines ambitiosi vehementer omni studio atque opera
elaborant, ut possint a tribulibus suis ea quae petierint impetrare. hos tu
homines, quibuscumque poteris rationibus, ut ex animo atque ex tilla summat voluntate tui
studiosi sint elaborato.
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