Tres viae sunt ad Mutinam'quo festinat animus ut quam primum illud pignus libertatis populi Romani, D. Brutum, aspicere possim; cuius in complexu libenter extremum vitae spiritum ediderim, cum omnes actiones horum mensum, omnes sententiae meae pervenerint ad eum qui mihi fuit propositus exitum.
There are three roads to Mutina, the town to which I am hastening in spirit so that I may behold as soon as possible that pledge of the Roman peoples freedom, Decimus Brutus. In his embrace I would gladly breathe my last, when all that I have been doing and recommending these past months has reached the end I had in view.
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