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Pro C. Rabiro perduellionis reo, Orationes Volume IV, Cicero, Marcus Tullius, creator; Clark, Albert Curtis, 1859-1937, editor
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* * * timet; qui hasce ore adverso pro re publica cicatrices ac notas
virtutis accepit, is ne quod accipiat famae volnus perhorrescit; quem numquam
incursiones hostium loco movere potuerunt, is nunc impetum civium,
cui necessario cedendum est, perhorrescit.
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Neque a vobis iam bene vivendi
sed honeste moriendi facultatem petit, neque tam
ut domo sua fruatur quam ne patrio sepulcro
privetur laborat. nihil aliud iam vos orat atque
obsecrat nisi uti ne se legitimo funere et
domestica morte privetis, ut eum qui pro patria
nullum umquam mortis periculum fugit in
patria mori patiamini.
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dixi ad id tempus quod mihi a tribuno pl.
praestitutum est; a vobis peto quaesoque ut hanc
meam defensionem pro amici periculo fidelem, pro
rei publicae salute consularem putetis.
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et cum universo populo Romano, tum vero equestri ordini longe carissimus.
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