Caput

1 Arg|   not been gone more than two months when Ninnius made
2 Arg| cause; but Clodius bribed two of those who were coming
3 4  | which action he confessed two things—both that he longed
4 9  | that there had never been two at the same time since the
5 9  |   as there never had been two bad ones in the republic,
6 10 |   at that time there were two consuls, whose minds, narrow,
7 10 | Cethegus, his cousin;—the two most wicked men in the memory
8 18 |  and crushed, there being two wicked and impious consuls,
9 33 |  there were thought to be two parties in the republic,