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Now, the discourse of Cicero was entitled
‘Cato,’ and that of Caesar
‘Anti-Cato.’
It is said also that when Quintus Ligarius was under prosecution because he had been one of the enemies of Caesar, and Cicero was his advocate, Caesar said to his friends:
‘What is to prevent our hearing a speech from Cicero after all this while, since Ligarius has long been adjudged a villain and an enemy?’
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