cui a se publica quaestione prostrato, cum mater Cornelia fidei commissa praedia non redderet atque iste auxilium suum litteris implorasset, pertinacissime absenti adfuit: recitavit etiam eius epistulam in <iu>dicio, ultimae necessitatis indicem, qua impiam Corneliae avaritiam subvertit.
He had struck him down in a public trial, but when Pompeius mother Cornelia did not hand over properties left for him by will and he begged Caelius help by letter, Caelius supported him in his absence most staunchly. He even read out Pompeius letter in court telling of his desperate need, and thus frustrated Cornelias unnatural avarice.
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