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 1     I,  46      |      cannot say this. Marcia, Cato’s younger daughter, on being
 2     I,  46      |   took to wife, was a virgin; Cato’s wife, 4606 Marcia, was
 3     I,  46(4605)|       Porcia, the daughter of Cato by his first wife Atilia,
 4     I,  46      |    fro between Hortensius and Cato, and was quite content to
 5     I,  46      |       content to live without Cato; while 4607 Porcia could
 6     I,  46(4606)| related to have been ceded by Cato to his friend Hortensius.
 7     I,  46(4606)|   death, when she returned to Cato.~
 8     I,  46(4607)|      that instead of “Marcia, Cato’s younger daughter,” a few
 9     I,  46(4608)|      Probably the daughter of Cato by his second wife Marcia.~
10     I,  47(4611)|     of the De Officiis, makes Cato quote this saying as one
11     I,  48      |     sad intelligence. 4623 M. Cato, the Censor, had a wife
12     I,  48      |       believe it?) haughty to Cato. I say this for fear anyone
13     I,  48(4623)|      the great-grandfather of Cato of Utica.~
14    II,  7       |     Plato’s Republic and took Cato for their leader, no man