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 1 17|      their shores the arms of Caesar when he attacked their island.
 2 17|      this man who encountered Caesar in the field, been brought
 3 17|  destiny, he might have heard Caesar himself and Cicero, and
 4 21|    allowance for Caius Julius Caesar, on account of his vast
 5 21|    suppose that any one reads Caesar’s speech for Decius the
 6 25|       though Calvus, Asinius, Caesar, Caelius, and Brutus may
 7 25| Asinius has the finer rhythm, Caesar greater brilliancy, Caelius
 8 25|       not to have envied even Caesar? As to Servius Galba, and
 9 26|    man by man against Cicero, Caesar, and the rest. As it is,
10 28|    mothers of the Gracchi, of Caesar, of Augustus, Cornelia,
11 34|    Crassus in his nineteenth, Caesar and Asinius Pollio in their
12 38|    not a speech of Cicero, or Caesar, or Brutus, or Caelius,