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 1 24|       inguished citizen Lollianus Avitus. I do not see that I have
 2 94|         most honourable Lollianus Avitus to whom I had recommended
 3 94| discovered that I had w ritten to Avitus a few days previously a
 4 94|         Carthage, where Lollianus Avitus, the term of his proconsulate
 5 94|         recite it myself. Give me Avitus' letter. That I should have
 6 95|          I admired any so much as Avitus. There is in my opinion
 7 95|           would not far sooner be Avitus, if he compares him with
 8 95|           in him. Whatever speech Avitus composes will be found so
 9 95|       merits, if you were to hear Avitus, you would wish nothing
10 95|         you recognize your friend Avitus to possess. Your courtesy
11 95|      rather reserve the praise of Avitus' virtues for some day when
12 96|         to match yourself against Avitus? Will you attack with accusations
13 96|        and the black art him whom Avitus describes as a good man,
14 96|          presence but even before Avitus in my absence, made amends
15 96|      report of what took place in Avitus' presence instead of reading