Sanctiore erunt, credo, iure legati quam duo consules contra quos arma fert, quam Caesar cuius patris flamen est, quam consul designatus quem oppugnat, quam Mutina quam obsidet, quam patria cui igni ferroque minitatur!
Envoys, no doubt, will be shielded with more sanctity than the two consuls, against whom Antonius bears arms, or Caesar, of whose father he is priest, or the consul-elect, whom he is attacking, or Mutina, which he is besieging, or his native land, which he is threatening with fire and sword!
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