sed CONJ per PREPACC de N21ACCPM inmortal ADJ32NOMSCPOS qu PRON10ACCSF ob PREPACC r N51ACCSF in PREPABL sententi N11ACCSF non ADV addid V31PERFACTIVEIND2S ut V31PRESINF0X pri ADJ00NOMSNCOMP verber N32LOCPN in PREPABL e PRON41ACCPM animadvorteretur OTHER an CONJ quia CONJ lex N31NOMSF porci N11NOMSF vet V11PRESACTIVEIND3S at CONJ ali ADJ15NOMPFPOS leg V31FUTACTIVEIND2S item ADVPOS condemn V11PRESACTIVEIND2P civ N33LOCPC non ADV anim N11ACCSF erip V31PRESPASSIVEINF0X sed CONJ exsili N24NOMSN permitt V31PRESPASSIVEINF0X iub V21PRESACTIVEIND3P
But, by the immortal gods! why did you not, Silanus, add to your recommendation that they first be scourged? Was it because the Porcian law forbids? Yes, but there are other laws too which provide that Roman citizens, even when found guilty, shall not lose their lives, but shall be permitted to go into exile.
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