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 1 17|       day, but Cicero, Caelius, Calvus, Brutus, Asinius, Messala.
 2 18|        wish that your favourite Calvus or Caelius or even Cicero
 3 18|        of course the letters of Calvus and Brutus to Cicero, and
 4 18|        that in Cicero’s opinion Calvus was bloodless and attenuated,
 5 18|        slightingly spoken of by Calvus as loose and nerveless,
 6 21|       mere skin and bones. Even Calvus, although he has left, I
 7 21|         you may infer that even Calvus understood what a better
 8 23|    rhetoricians, while those of Calvus are their admiration. When
 9 25| eloquent men of his day, though Calvus, Asinius, Caesar, Caelius,
10 25|     they are generically alike. Calvus is the more terse, Asinius
11 25|         orator, but of the man. Calvus, Asinius, Cicero himself,
12 26|  censured Asinius, Caelius, and Calvus, I expected that he would
13 34|        their twenty-first year, Calvus, when very little older,
14 38|       or Brutus, or Caelius, or Calvus, or, in short, any great