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 1 Arg  |      profligate senator, named Clodius, against whom he had appeared
 2 Arg  |        on a trial for impiety. Clodius, (by the assistance of Julius
 3 Arg  |      Cicero's opinion, at him, Clodius proposed a special law, "
 4 Arg  |        him from the insults of Clodius's partisans, and to implore
 5 Arg  |      to do so. On one occasion Clodius with his slaves fell on
 6 Arg  |   openly espoused the cause of Clodius, declaring that he had always
 7 Arg  |       soon as he had departed, Clodius filled the forum with his
 8 Arg  |        to repeal the law which Clodius had enacted against him,
 9 Arg  |        eager in his cause; but Clodius bribed two of those who
10 Arg  |        party of his friends by Clodius at the head of a band of
11 Arg  |      people; but for some time Clodius was enabled to prevent any
12 19(4)| finding it impossible to bring Clodius to justice in the legal
13 33(7)|                                Clodius not only restored the old