neque solum id dixit, sed quos ei commodum fuit compellavit, L. vero Lamiam, equitem Romanum, praestanti dignitate hominem et saluti meae pro familiaritate, rei publicae pro fortunis suis amicissimum, consul imperiosus exire ex urbe iussit:
Nor did he stop short at words, but actually arraigned some, when he could serve his ends by so doing, and peremptorily ordered Lucius Lamia, a universally respected Roman knight, whose friendship with me made him a staunch adherent of my safety, and whose consideration for his own fortunes made him an ardent supporter of the state, to leave the city.
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