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Epistulae ad Familiares, Cicero, Marcus Tullius, creator; Purser, Louis Claude, 1854-1932, editor

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Regis Deiotari et voluntatem et copias, quantaecumque sunt, nostras esse duco ; Cappadocia est inanis, reliqui reges tyrannique neque opibus satis firmi nec voluntate sunt. mihi in hac paucitate ' militum animus certe non deerit, spero ne consilium quidem ; quid casurum sit incertum est. utinam saluti nostrae consulere possimus! dignitati certe consulemus.

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