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Excerpt from M. T. Ciceronis Oratio Pro Milone
Negant intueri lucem esseeas ei, qui a se homine'm' occisum esse fateatur. In quâ tandem urbe hoc homines stult1smm disputant? Nempe in eâ que primum judicium de capite vidit M. Horatii, fortissimi viri, qui, nondum liberâ civitate, . Tamen populi romani corbitiis liberatus est, quum suâ manu sororem interfectam esse fateretur. An est quisquam qui hoc ignoret, quum de homine occiso queratur, aut negari solere omnino esse factum, aut recte ac jure factum esse defendi? Nisi vero existimatis dementem P. Africanum fuisse, qui, quum C. Carbone tribune plebis in concione seditiosè in terrogaretur, quid de Tib. Gracchi morte sentiret, respondit, jure cesum videri. Neque enim posset aut Ahala ille Servi ]ius, aut P. Nasica, aut L. Opimius aut C. Marius, aut..
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