attic ADJ11GENSMPOS autem CONJ qui V61FUTACTIVEIND2S tant ADJ11DATSMPOS oper N32LOCSN caesar N31LOCSM fu V51PERFACTIVEIND3S grat ADJ11NOMSFPOS ut CONJ victor N31NOMSM cum ADVPOS priv V11PRESACTIVEIND2P pecuni N11ACCPF per PREPACC epistul N11ACCPF imper V11IMPFACTIVESUB3S hu PRON31DATSX non ADV sol N22NOMSN molest ADJ11NOMSMPOS non ADV fu V51PERFACTIVESUB3S sed CONJ etiam CONJ soror N31GENSF fili N25ACCSM et CONJ q ADV ciceron N31ACCSM ex PREPABL pompei N25VOCSM castr N11LOCPF concess V31PERFACTIVESUB3S
Moreover, Atticus neutrality so gratified Caesar, that after his victory, when he made written demand of contributions from private citizens, he not only caused Atticus no trouble, but even granted to his entreaties the pardon of his nephew and of Quintus Cicero, who were in Pompeys camp.
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