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 1 2  |       forgot Pontianus, his own brother's son, of whose death he
 2 28 |      the death of Pontianus his brother, who was as much his superior
 3 28 |       uncle Aemi]ianus than his brother Pontianus. ~
 4 68 |       the elder son, became his brother's guardian. ~
 5 70 |      expected her to marry your brother Clarus and were induced
 6 70 |       ripe for marriage and his brother for the garb of manhood;
 7 71 |      together with those of his brother depended on his mother.
 8 73 |  recommended his mother and his brother -- that boy there -- to
 9 73 |       have taken a wife and his brother in due course have assumed
10 87 |        she earnestly warned his brother Pontianus to be on his guard
11 94 | together with his very inferior brother had come to visit us, before
12 96 |       Minerva's course with his brother, a man of blessed memory. [...] ~
13 97 |     hear the phrases which your brother Pontianus used in speaking
14 97 |   should prefer to produce your brother's recent will, unfinished
15 97 |       ointed his mother and his brother, against whom, mere boy
16 97 |        brief while ago wa s his brother's wife. ~
17 98 |     father, that the moment his brother had breathed his last, he
18 98 |      boy since the death of his brother Pontianus, whereas formerly
19 98 |      recognize the face of your brother's son. But now you show
20 98 |         the shame of it! -- the brother of that eloquent young fellow
21 98 |       had given himself and his brother the gifts which, as I told
22 100|       your heir, who at his own brother's funeral attempted with
23 100|       incensed to find that his brother left you co-heir with himself,