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 1 Arg    |     of Catiline had made many enemies, as there were many citizens
 2 Arg    |     Aulus Gabinius, were also enemies to Cicero. After some preliminary
 3 4      |    great peril, if either the enemies and murderers of the republic
 4 6      |  difference between me and my enemies. I abandoned my own safety,
 5 17     |     bound and helpless to the enemies of the republic! You repelled
 6 23     |    waging war against my open enemies; to pardoning my timid friends;
 7 26     |     of my hired or profligate enemies. ~
 8 [Title]|   could also betray us to the enemies of the republic, had bound
 9 [Title]|     republic, had bound those enemies to him by promising them
10 38     | disregarded the threats of my enemies, the hostility of my connection,
11 38     |     the tribunes, after their enemies had been slain, and, above