qu PRON10DATPX t PRON52ABLSC magn ADJ11VOCSMPOS cat N21DATSM tacit VPAR21NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL aut CONJ t PRON52ABLSC coss N21VOCSM relinqu V31PRESACTIVESUB3S qu PRON10DATPX Gracchi OTHER gen N42GENSN aut CONJ gemin N21ACCPM du NUM12NOMPMCARD fulmin N32NOMPN bell N22GENSN Scipiadas OTHER clad N33ACCSF liby N11GENSF parv ADJ11DATSMPOS que CONJ potent ADJ31ACCSCPOS fabrici N11GENPFuncommon vel ADVPOS t PRON52ABLSC sulc N21DATSM serr N11NOMSF ser VPAR31ACCSCPRESACTIVEPPL qu PRON10ABLSM fess ADJ11NOMSNPOS rap V31PRESACTIVEIND2P fabi N25GENSMr tu PRON52NOMSC maxi ADJ11NOMSMSUPER ill PRON61NOMSM es V73PRESACTIVEIND2S un NUM11NOMSMCARD qu PRON10NOMPM n PRON53DATPC cunct VPAR11DATSMFUTPASSIVEPPL restitu V31PRESACTIVEIND2S r N51ACCSF
Who, lordly Cato, could leave you unsung, or you, Cossus; who the Gracchan race or the Scipios twain, two thunderbolts of war and the ruin of Carthage, or Fabricius, in penury a prince, or you, Serranus, sowing seed in the soil? Whither, O Fabii, do ye hurry me all breathless? You are he, the mightiest, who could, as no one else, through inaction preserve our state.
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