Ausim contendere Marcellum hunc Eprium, de quo modo locutus sum, et Crispum Vibium (libentius enim novis et recentibus quam remotis et oblitteratis exemplis utor) non minus <notos> esse in extremis partibus terrarum quam Capuae aut Vercellis, ubi  nati dicuntur.
I would make bold to affirm that our friend Eprius Marcellus, of whom I have just been speaking, and Vibius Crispus (I prefer to cite instances that are fresh and of recent date rather than those which are so far back as to be half-forgotten), are just as well known in the uttermost parts of the earth as they are at Capua or Vercellae, which are mentioned as the places of their birth.
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