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1 5 |     a point which I think my friend Maternus will be the last
2 9 | danger and bound to you? Our friend Saleius is an admirable
3 9 |    in his train? Why, if his friend or relative or even he himself
4 10|     is not for the sake of a friend, but, what is more dangerous,
5 10|      behalf of an imperilled friend to offend the ears of the
6 14|   elaborate arguments of our friend Aper, in which he urged
7 15|    on the one hand, and your friend Nicetes or any other orator
8 24|   recognise, do you not, our friend Aper’s force and passion?
9 27|      replied Messala, by our friend Aper’s argument, nor again