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 1 17|      Cicero, Caelius, Calvus, Brutus, Asinius, Messala. Why you
 2 18|     the letters of Calvus and Brutus to Cicero, and from these
 3 18|     bloodless and attenuated, Brutus slovenly and lax. Cicero
 4 18|   loose and nerveless, and by Brutus, to use his own words, as “
 5 21|      indeed, just as we leave Brutus to his philosophy. Undoubtedly
 6 21|       the Samnite, or that of Brutus for King Deiotarus, or other
 7 25| Asinius, Caesar, Caelius, and Brutus may claim the right of being
 8 25|  Caelius is the more caustic, Brutus the more earnest, Cicero
 9 25|    faults of human infirmity. Brutus alone of the number in my
10 30|    with Cicero’s book, called Brutus. In the latter part of it (
11 38|      of Cicero, or Caesar, or Brutus, or Caelius, or Calvus,