hunc caecum aliquis nominet, a quo patria quod honestum erat per se parum cernens coacta est pervidere? Muliebris etiam vitae spatium non minus longum in compluribus apparuit, quarum aliquas strictim rettulisse me satis erit: nam et Livia Rutilii septimum et nonagesimum, et Terentia Ciceronis tertium et centesimum, et Clodia Ofilii, quindecim filiis ante amissis, quintum decimum et centesimum explevit annum.
Call him blind if you will, by whom his country, which ill perceived what was honourable by herself, was forced to see it plain. A female life span no less long has appeared in a number of cases. It will be enough for me to mention a few briefly. Livia wife of Rutilius completed her ninety-seventh year, Terentia wife of Cicero her hundred and third, Clodia wife of Ofilius her hundred and fifteenth after losing fifteen children.
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