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[2] CESTI PII. Non potest generosus animus contumeliam pati. Merito tu ex Cimone habere nepotes concupisti. Quid magis in me probasti quam carcerem ? non sum innocentior quam pater, ne felicior quidem; hoc unum interest inter parentis et fili fortunam quod illius calamitatium exitium fuit carcer, mearum initium. Exponam uobis quam in neminem meorum ingratus sim. unus Miltiadis census inuentus est Cimon filius; ne hic quidem quicquam habuit quod daret pro patre praeter se. Poteram in Cynegiri domo sperare nuptias, poteram in Callimachi, nec uerebar [p. 393] ne Cynegirus suas pluris aestimaret manus.
Annaei Senecae Oratorum et rhetorum sententiae divisiones colores. Seneca the Elder. Adolf Gottlieb Kiessling. in aedibus B. G. Teubneri. Leipzig. 1872. Keyboarding.
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