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M. Tullius Cicero, Against Piso (ed. C. D. Yonge), chapter 17 (search)
And did you not even then, my great Paullus,He refers here to the great victory of Paullus Aemilius, which was gained in this country over Perseus at Pydna. dare to send expresses to Rome crowned with laurel? Yes, says he, I sent them. Did you? Who ever read them? who ever demanded to have them read? For it makes no difference, as far as my argument is concerned, whether you, being overwhelmed by the consciousness of your wicked actions, never dared to write any letters to that body which you had treated with contempt, which you had ill-treated, which you had sought to destroy, or whether your friends concealed your letters, and by their silence expressed their condemnation of your rashness and audacity. And I do not know whether I sho