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 1 2 |        his Cato, by which it was said that he had irritated the
 2 3 |          fresh task. ~ It seems, said Aper, so far from these
 3 5 |                   5 For my part, said Secundus, before Aper refuses
 4 5 | defendant. ~ He may rest secure, said Aper, both Saleius Bassus
 5 8 |        Vercellae, where they are said to have been born. Nor do
 6 8 |      genius. But there are, as I said but now, instances close
 7 11|                   11 Aper having said this with his usual spirit
 8 12|     corrupt manners, and, as you said, Aper, it is a device to
 9 12|         present, as was commonly said, and then with the offspring
10 14|        By no means, by no means, said Secundus. Indeed I could
11 15|   yourself. I feel no penitence, said Messala, for such talk,
12 16|        question you have raised, said Secundus, is a great one
13 16|        can answer for two of us, said Maternus; Secundus and myself
14 16|       dissents, as you have just said, and he has clearly for
15 16|       the ancients. ~ Assuredly, said Aper, I will not allow our
16 18|         ask me, I think they all said what was true. But I shall
17 24|      finished speaking, Maternus said, You recognise, do you not,
18 26|         fights. Still, as I have said, compared with his successors,
19 27|     mutual good-will. ~ Proceed, said Maternus. As you are speaking
20 28|          life, when I have first said a few words on the strict
21 32|     without honour, I had almost said without her freedom, is
22 32|         among the Greeks, who is said by tradition to have been
23 42|       almost spent. It shall be, said Maternus, as you wish, on
24 42|        embraced Aper. I mean, he said, to accuse you before the