Sunt qui alios a socero nuntios venisse ferant, tamquam nihil atrox immineret; doctoresque sapientiae, Coeranum Graeci, Musonium Tusci generis, constantiam opperiendae mortis pro incerta et trepida vita suasisse.
There are those who state that fresh couriers had arrived from his father-in-law with news that no drastic measures were pending, while his teachers of philosophy'Coeranus and Musonius, Greek and Tuscan respectively by origin'had advised him to have the courage to await death, in preference to an uncertain and harassed life.
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