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1    Dion|        Dion, besides this noble connexion, and the honourable character
2    Dion|    secure because of his family connexion with himself, and still
3    Cato|       according to the intimate connexion of his office; for he was
4   Attic|       in general, XVIII.----His connexion with Caesar Octavianus,
5   Attic|        youth, on account of his connexion with Publius Sulpicius,
6   Attic|        the means of forming the connexion, a man with whom Atticus
7   Attic|       rank whatever, fixed on a connexion with him rather than |440
8   Attic| frequent. ~XX. Even before this connexion, however, Caesar not only,