Decernerem plane, sicut multa, consules, alter ambove, ni Brutum colligassemus in Graecia et eius auxilium ad Italiam vergere quam ad Asiam maluissemus; non ut ex [ea]acie respectum haberemus, sed ut ipsa acies subsidium haberet etiam transmarinum.
In fact I should propose, as in many things, the consuls, one or both, if we had not tied Brutus down in Greece and preferred that the aid he offers be turned towards Italy rather than Asia, not for us to have a place of refuge from the battle line but so that the battle line itself should have some support from overseas.
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