Alter fuit propugnator mearum fortunarum et defensor adsiduus, summa virtute et pietate, C. Piso, gener, qui minas inimicorum meorum, qui inimicitias adfinis mei, propinqui sui, consulis, qui Pontum et Bithyniam quaestor prae mea salute neglexit
There was another, too, who with the highest courage and loyalty was untiring in his championship and defence of my well-being; I refer to my son-in-law, Gaius Piso, who held as of no account beside my safety the threats of my enemies, the hostility of the consul, who was my relative by marriage and his own by blood, and his duties as quaestor in Pontus and Bithynia.
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