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Sed hoc quoque interim mutat condicio
causarum; nisi forte M. Tullius in oratione pulcherrima, quam pro Milone scriptam reliquit, male distulisse narrationem videtur tribus praepositis quaestionibus; aut profuisset exponere, quomodo insidias
Miloni fecisset Clodius, si reum, qui a se hominem
occisum fateretur, defendi omnino fas non fuisset,
aut si iam praeiudicio senatus damnatus esset Milo,
aut si Cn. Pompeius, qui praeter aliam gratiam
iudicium etiam militibus armatis clauserat, tanquam
adversus ei timeretur.
Quintilian. With An English Translation. Harold Edgeworth Butler. Cambridge. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press; London, William Heinemann, Ltd. 1921.
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