Nam hunc tuum sermonem saepe excepi, cum oblitus et tuae et fratris tui eloquentiae neminem hoc tempore oratorem esse contenderes <parem> antiquis, eo, credo, audacius quod malignitatis opinionem non verebaris, cum eam gloriam quam tibi alii concedunt ipse tibi denegares.
I have often heard you speak as you are speaking now'maintaining, with never a thought of how eloquent you are yourself, or how eloquent your brother is, that we have no orator with us today who can hold his own with those of former times; and all the more daringly, I feel sure, because you did not need to be afraid of any imputation of petty jealousy, seeing that you were denying to yourself the reputation that others say is justly yours.
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