Mihi autem recordanti Ser. Sulpici multos in nostra familiaritate sermones gratior illi videtur, si qui est sensus in morte, aenea statua futura et ea pedestris quam inaurata equestris, qualis L. Sullae primum statu<t>a est.
As I recall my many conversations with Servius Sulpicius in the course of our friendship, I have the feeling that if consciousness exists after death, he will prefer a statue of bronze and on foot to a gilt equestrian statue such as was first erected for Lucius Sulla.
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