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Ego vero te, Crasse, cum vitae flore tum mortis
opportunitate divino consilio et ornatum et exstinctum
esse arbitror; nam tibi aut pro virtute animi constantiaque
tua civilis ferri subeunda fuit crudelitas aut, si qua te fortuna
ab atrocitate mortis vindicasset, eadem esse te funerum
patriae spectatorem coegisset; neque solum tibi improborum
dominatus, sed etiam propter admixtam civium
caedem bonorum victoria maerori fuisset.
M. Tulli Ciceronis Rhetorica. M. Tullius Cicero. A. S. Wilkins. 1902.
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