Quamquam si interfici Caesarem voluisse crimen est, vide, quaeso, Antoni, quid tibi futurum sit, quem et Narbone hoc consilium cum C. Trebonio cepisse notissimum est et ob eius consili societatem, cum interficeretur Caesar, tum te a Trebonio vidimus sevocari.
But after all, Antonius, if it is a crime to have wished Caesar to be killed, consider, please, what is to become of you, since it is common knowledge that you plotted his death at Narbo with Gaius Trebonius; and it was because of your association with him in that plan that when Caesar was being killed we saw Trebonius take you aside.
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