namque CONJ facundi N11ACCSF tu VPAR21DATPXFUTPPL civ N33LOCPC exerc V21IMPFACTIVEIND3S largition N31ACCSF advers N21ACCSM amic N21ACCPM et CONJ ignot VPAR31DATPXPERFPASSIVEPPL qu PRON10ABLSM com ADJ32DATSXPOS sermon N31LOCSM et CONJ congress SUPINE31ABLSN ad V51IMPFACTIVEIND3P etiam CONJ fortuit N22NOMPN corpus N32NOMSN procer N23ACCSM decor N22NOMPN faci V31FUTACTIVEIND2S sed CONJ procul ADVPOS gravit V11PRESACTIVEIND2S mor N21ACCSF aut CONJ voluptat N31GENPF parsimoni N11NOMSF levitat N31LOCSF ac CONJ magnificenti N11GENSF et CONJ aliquando ADVPOS lux N41DATSMuncommon indulg V21IMPFACTIVEIND3S
For he exercised his eloquence in the defence of his fellow-citizens, his liberality in the service of his friends; and even with strangers his conversation and intercourse were marked by courtesy. He was favoured also with those gifts of chance, a tall figure and handsome features. But weight of character and continence in pleasure were absent: he gave full scope to frivolity, to ostentation, and at times to debauchery
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