Quod si eadem ratio Caesaris[i] fuisset in illo taetro miseroque bello, ut omittam patrem, duos Cn. Pompei, summi et singularis viri, filios incolumis haberemus: quibus certe pietas fraudi esse non debuit.
If Caesar had taken the same course in that other hideous, miserable struggle, we should have the two sons of Gnaeus Pompeius, a most noble and distinguished gentleman, safe in our midst (to say nothing of their father). Assuredly they ought not to have suffered for being good sons.
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