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M. Tullius Cicero, For Sestius (ed. C. D. Yonge), chapter 5 (search)
had not been overpowering; if his experience in military affairs had not been most surprising; and if, above all, Publius Sestius had not cooperated with him in exciting, encouraging, reproving, and spurring on Antonius,—winter would have overtaken them before the end of that war, and Catiline, when he had emerged from those frosts and snows of the Apennines, and, having the whole summer before him, had begun to plunder the roads of Italy and the folds of the shepherds, would never have been destroyed without enormous bloodshed, and most miserable devastation extending over the whole of Italy. These then were the feelings which Publius Sestius brought to his tribuneship that I may forbear to speak of his quaestorship,—and