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 1 Arg|    Caesar openly espoused the cause of Clodius, declaring that
 2 Arg|       first espoused Cicero's cause began to be alarmed, and
 3 Arg|    was also very eager in his cause; but Clodius bribed two
 4 7  |     in some degree forsook my cause; but others remained behind,
 5 10 |       not only deserted, in a cause in which, above all others,
 6 20 | diligence, so recommended the cause of the senate, thrown into
 7 21 |     uniformly faithful to our cause. What did Marcus Cispius
 8 29 |      mine? who recommended my cause to the wise, and taught
 9 29 |    Roman people to espouse my cause, but even entreated them
10 34 |  private individual in my own cause; I preferred that virtuous