An vero hoc conferendum est aut dubitandum uter miserior sit, isne cuius mortem senatus populusque Romanus ulcisci cupit, an is qui cunctis senatus sententiis hostis est iudicatus?
Is there indeed any comparison, or is there any doubt which of the two is the more miserable, the man whose death the senate and people of Rome are eager to avenge, or the man who has been declared a public enemy by a unanimous vote of the senate?
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