At Quintus Lucienus senator, homo quamvis humanus ac iocosus, introiens, familiaris omnium nostrum, Synepirotae, inquit, ; Scrofam enim et Varronem nostrum,  , mane salutavi.
At this point Quintus Lucienus, the senator, a thoroughly kindly and jovial person, and a friend to all the company, entered and said: Greetings, fellow-citizens of Epirus; for to Scrofa and to our friend Varro, shepherd of the people, I paid my greetings this morning.
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