M. Brutus, suarum prius virtutum quam patriae parentis parricida'uno enim facto et illas in profundum praecipitavit et omnem nominis sui memoriam inexpiabili detestatione perfudit', ultimum proelium initurus, negantibus quibusdam id committi oportere, fidenter inquit in aciem descendo: hodie enim aut recte erit aut nihil curabo.
M. Brutus murdered his own virtues before he murdered his countrys father; for by a single act he hurled them into the abyss and drenched all memory of his name with inexpiable abhorrence. As he was going into his last battle, someone told him it should not be hazarded. I go into battle with confidence, Brutus said. Today either all will be well or I shall not be caring.
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