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But I pass on to the orators of Rome. Among them it is not Menenius Agrippa, I take it'who may well be considered an ancient'that you are in the habit of rating above good speakers of the present day, but Cicero, and Caesar, and Caelius, and Calvus, and Brutus, and Asinius, and Messalla; though in regard to these I fail to see any reason why you should credit them to antiquity rather than to our own era.
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