Quam ob rem ab eo non modo nihil timere sed maiora et meliora exspectare debetis, neque in eo qui ad D. Brutum obsidione liberandum profectus sit timere ne memoria maneat domestici doloris quae plus apud eum possit quam salus civitatis.
For this reason, so far from being in any way afraid of him, you should expect greater and better things of him. And as he has set out to liberate Decimus Brutus from siege, you should have no fear that the memory of a private grief may stay with him so as to outweigh the safety of the community.
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