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Again, when in the most ample terms you commended Brutus, who was destined, as it were, by his family and name to be born to liberate the Republic, and commended his army, as they waged war against Antonius for the freedom of the Roman people, and commended the most faithful and loyal province of Gaul, did you not then declare Antonius an enemy?
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