Iam illud cuius est, non dico audaciae'cupit enim se audacem'sed, quod minime vult, stultitiae, qua vincit omnis, clivi Capitolini mentionem facere, cum inter subsellia nostra versentur armati, cum in hac cella Concordiae, di immortales, in qua me consule salutares sententiae dictae sunt, quibus ad hanc diem viximus, cum gladiis homines collocati stent!
Now what sort of, I do not call it audacity'since he likes to be thought audacious'but rather what sort of unrivaled stupidity (which is the last thing he wants to hear) is it to make mention of Capitol Rise, when armed men are moving among our benches and stand posted sword in hand in this very sanctuary of Concord (o immortal gods) where salutary measures were proposed when I was consul, measures by which we have lived down to this day!
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