M. Tullius Cicero, Letters to and from Quintus, LIBER TERTIVS, Scr. Romae ex. m. Nov. a. 700 (54). MARCVS QUINTO FRATRI SALUTEM , section 4

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[4] res prolatae ; ad interregnum comitia adducta. rumor dictatoris iniucundus bonis, mihi etiam magis quae loquuntur. sed tota res et timetur et refrigescit. Pompeius plane se negat velle ; antea mihi ipse non negabat Hirrus auctor fore videtur, o di, quam ineptus, quam se ipse amans sine rivali! Crassum Iunianum, hominem mihi deditum, per me deterruit velit nolit scire difficile est ; Hirro tamen agente nolle se non probabit. aliud hoc tempore de re publica nihil loquebantur ; agebatur quidem certe nihil.

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