ex quibus excellenti animo, virtute, auctoritate, praesidio, copiis T. Annius et P. Sestius praestanti in me benevolentia et divino studio exstiterunt: eodemque P. Lentulo auctore et pariter referente collega frequentissimus senatus, uno dissentiente, nullo intercedente, dignitatem meam quibus potuit verbis amplissimis ornavit, salutem vobis, municipiis, coloniis  omnibus commendavit.
In their number, Titus Annius and Publius Sestius, gentlemen of great magnanimity, uprightness, influence, and helpful resource, behaved towards me with extraordinary kindness and amazing unselfishness; and on the motion of Publius Lentulus, who was seconded by his colleague, a full senate, with but one dissentient voice and none raised in opposition, dwelt upon my merits in terms of the highest possible compliment, and recommended my cause to you, to  the corporate towns, and to the colonies.
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