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Or, having ascertained, as I had, that the consul for the forthcoming year would undoubtedly be Publius Lentulus, who, as curule aedile, had in the very midst of the states most hazardous crisis when I was consul been the sharer in all my counsels and the companion of all my perils, had I any ground for doubt that he would bring me back to health by applying a consuls remedies to a frame stricken by wounds that a consul had dealt?
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