Hunc igitur ego consulem, hunc civem Romanum, hunc liberum, hunc denique hominem putem qui foedo illo et flagitioso die et quid pati Caesare vivo posset et quid eo mortuo consequi ipse cuperet ostendit?
Am I then to think of him as a consul, as a Roman citizen, as a free man, or even as a human being, when on that day of infamy and shame he showed what he was capable of enduring while Caesar lived and equally what he himself desired to achieve after Caesars death?
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