Quae quidem ego, patres conscripti, qui illa numquam probavi, tamen ita conservanda concordiae causa arbitratus sum ut non modo, quas vivus leges Caesar tulisset, infirmandas hoc tempore non putarem, sed ne illas quidem quas post mortem Caesaris prolatas esse et fixas videtis.
I, who never approved those acts, Members of the Senate, nevertheless judged that they should be retained for concords sake, and consequently I arrived at the opinion that we should not abolish at this time not only the laws passed by Caesar while yet alive but even those that you see produced and posted after Caesars death.
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