cuius est in rem publicam semper merito laudata constantia, si L. Domitium, praestantissimum civem, si Appium Claudium, pari nobilitate et voluntate praeditum, si P. Scipionem, clarissimum virum maiorumque suorum simillimum, res publica tenere potuisset, certe eis consularibus non esset Pompeianus despiciendus senatus.
whose steadfast loyalty to the Republic has always been deservedly praised, and that fine Roman Lucius Domitius, and Appius Claudius, whose patriotism matched his lofty birth, and the illustrious Publius Scipio, the very image of his ancestors'with those consulars assuredly the Pompeian senate would not have been contemptible.
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