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alter
vero, di boni! quo splendore est? primum nobilitate eadem qua
Catilina. num maiore? non. sed virtute.
quam ob rem? quod
Antonius umbram suam metuit, hic ne leges quidem natus in patris egestate,
educatus in sororis stupris, corroboratus in caede civium, cuius primus ad rem publicam
aditus in equitibus R. occidendis fuit (nam illis quos meminimus Gallis, qui
tum Titiniorum ac Nanniorum ac
Tanusiorum capita demebant, Sulla unum Catilinam
praefecerat); in quibus ille hominem optimum, Q. Caecilium, sororis
suae virum, equitem Romanum, nullarum partium, cum semper natura tum etiam
aetate iam quietum, suis manibus occidit.
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