Nam ut de Cicerone ipso loquar, Hirtio nempe et Pansa consulibus, ut Tiro libertus eius scripsit, septimo idus <Decembres> occisus est, quo anno divus Augustus in locum Pansae et Hirtii se et Q. Pedium consules suffecit.
Just take Cicero: it was, as you know, in the consulship of Hirtius and Pansa that he was put to death, on the 7th December, as his freedman Tiro has left it on record, in the year in which the sainted Augustus appointed himself along with Quintus Pedius to take the place of Hirtius and Pansa.
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