Nam cum Magnum Pompeium, clarissimum adulescentem, praestantissimi viri filium, auctoritate adduxit ad pacem remque publicam sine armis maximo civilis belli periculo liberavit, tum me eius beneficio plus quam pro virili parte obligatum putavi.
For when Lepidus by means of the weight of his prestige induced young Magnus Pompeius, the illustrious son of so eminent a father, to accept peace and so delivered the Republic without a sword drawn from a very grave threat of civil war, I then conceived myself under more than my individual share of obligation for the benefit received from him.
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