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Cicero, Divinatio in Q. Caecilium 67

lat cicero phi004 perseus lat2

nuper Cn. Domitium scimus M. Silano diem dixisse propter unius hominis Aegritomari, paterni amici atque hospitis, iniurias. neque enim magis animos hominum nocentium res umquam ulla commovit quam haec maiorum consuetudo longo intervallo repetita ac relata, sociorum querimoniae delatae ad hominem non inertissimum, susceptae ab eo qui videbatur eorum fortunas fide diligentiaque sua posse defendere.

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