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de Africano quidem, quia notior est
nobis propter recentem memoriam, vel iurare possum
non illum iracundia tum inflammatum fuisse, cum in
acie M. Alliennium1 Paelignum2 scuto protexerit gladiumque hosti in pectus infixerit. de L. Bruto fortasse
dubitarim, an propter infinitum odium tyranni ecfrenatius3 in Arruntem4 invaserit; video enim utrumque
comminus5 ictu cecidisse contrario. quid igitur huc adhibetis iram? an fortitudo, nisi insanire coepit, impetus suos non habet? quid? Herculem, quem in caelum ista ipsa, quam vos iracundiam esse vultis, sustulit fortitudo, iratumne6 censes conflixisse cum Erymanthio7
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apro aut8 leone Nemeaeo?9 an etiam Theseus Marathonii tauri10 cornua conprehendit11 iratus? vide ne
fortitudo minime sit rabiosa sitque iracundia tota levitatis.
1 aciem alliennium KRG (ex ali-1) acie malliennium V
2 pelignum KV e corr.
3 effren. K1 (hecfren.c) efren. V1
4 arrunte X
5 comminus eqs. Ennii verba latere susp. Mue. adhuc G1
7 erymathio X (erim. V) corr. R2
8 aut ut R1 (corr.c?) K
9 nemaeo X
10 marathonii auri GV1 (corr.c) marathonii auri R1 marathoniit auri K
11 comp. KR
Tusculanae Disputationes. M. Tullius Cicero. M. Pohlenz. Leipzig. Teubner. 1918.
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