s V51PRESACTIVEIND3P qu PRON10NOMPM ali ADJ15ACCPMPOS a ADV socer N23DATSM nunti N24ACCPM ven V41PERFACTIVEINF0X fer V32PRESACTIVESUB3P tamquam CONJ nihil N99XXN atrox ADJ31NOMSXPOS immin V21IMPFACTIVESUB3S doctor N31NOMPM que CONJ sapienti N11GENSF  graec N21GENSM Musonium OTHER tusc V31PRESINF0X gen V31PRESPASSIVEIND2S constanti N11ACCSF opperi VPAR34GENSFFUTPPL mort N33GENSF pro PREPABL incert ADJ11NOMSFPOS et CONJ trepid ADJ11NOMSFPOS vit N11NOMSF suas V21PERFACTIVEINF0X
There are those who state that fresh couriers had arrived from his father-in-law with news that no drastic measures were pending, while his teachers of philosophy'Coeranus and Musonius, Greek and Tuscan respectively by origin'had advised him to have the courage to await death, in preference to an uncertain and harassed life.
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