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1    V, 17|          For when he represents Laelius as replying to Furius, and
2    V, 17| refuting them; so that the same Laelius appears not to have defended
3    V, 18|        replied to Furius, since Laelius has not sufficiently replied
4    V, 19|       same defender of justice, Laelius, says in Cicero: "Virtue
5    V, 19|         of virtue, which you, O Laelius, could never have supposed;
6    V, 19|         think you a wise man, O Laelius, when you contradict yourself,
7    V, 23|          as it has been said by Laelius, and his own goods as divine,
8   VI, 6 |     wise, Marcus Cato and Caius Laelius, actually wise, nor those