M. Tulli Ciceronis Opera, Vol. 6: Qui Orationum Tertius (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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II. Et quanquam a (lhortenfio, clarifîimo Viro atque e10 quentifiimo, caufa efi P. Sextii perorata; nihilque ab eo pree termifîum efì, quod aut pro republica conquerendum fuit, aut pro reo difputandum 3 tamen aggrediar ad dicendum, ne mea propugnatio ci potifiimum defuifi'e videatur, per quem efi: per feé'rum, ne creteris civibus deeitet. Atque ego fic flatno, Judi ces, a me in hac caufa, atque hoc extremo dicendi loco, pieta tis potins, quam defenfionis; querela, quam eloquentiz: 3 do loris, quam ingenii, partes effe fufceptas. Iraque, fi aut acrius egero, aut liberius, quam qui ante me dixerunt 3 peto a vobis, ut tantum orationi mese concedatis, quantum et pio dolori, et juf'ta: iracundim, concedendum putetis. Neque enim oflicio conjunétior dolor ullins efi'e potefi, quam hic meus, fufceptus ex hominis, de me optime meriti, periculo; neque iracundia magis ulla laudanda, quam ea, qu;e me inflammat corum {ce lere, qui cum omnibus {alutis mene defenforibus bellum effe fibi gerendum judicaverunt.

Sed, quoniam fingulis criminibus czeteri refponderunt, di cam ego de omni {tatu P. Sextii, de genere vite, de natura, de moribus, de incredibili amore in bonos, de fiudio confervandze falutis communis atque otii; contendamque, fi modo id con fequi potero, ut in hac confufa atque univerfa defenfione nihil a me, quod ad veflram quaefìionem, nihil, quod ad reum.

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