sed unus frater, qui in me pietate filius, consiliis parens, amore, ut erat, frater inventus est, squalore et lacrimis et cotidianis precibus desiderium mei nominis renovari et rerum gestarum memoriam usurpari cogit.
I had none of these; but one alone I had, a brother, who, in proving himself a son in dutifulness, a father in guidance, and in affection the true brother that he was, by his guise of mourning, by his tears, and by his daily-renewed prayers, gave a fresh lease of life to the enthusiasm my name aroused, and a fresh familiarity to the report of my achievements.
final_alignments\Cicero_Post_Reditum_In_Senatu.json