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AD P. LENTVLVM
AD C. CVRIONEM ET CETEROS
AD AP. CLAVDIVM PVLCHRVM
AD SER. SVLPICIVM ET CETEROS
ad Q. Metellvm et ceteros
AD A. TORQVATVM ET CETEROS
AD M. MARIVM ET CETEROS
M. CAELI EPISTVLAE AD M. TVLLIVM CICERONEM
AD M. VARRONEM ET CETEROS
AD L. PLANCVM ET CETEROS
AD M. BRVTVM ET CETEROS
AD C. CASSIVM ET CETEROS
AD C. MEMMIVM ET CETEROS
AD TERENTIAM VXOREM
ad senatvm et ceteros
AD TIRONEM
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Scr. Romae ex. a.
707 (47)
aut in. a. 708 (46).
CICERO M. VARRONI S.
Scr. Romae paulo post
xii K. Mai.
a. 708 (46).
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. Romae paulo ante ep. 2.
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. in Tusculano inter viii et
iv Id. Iun.
a. 708 (46).
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. Romae in. m. Iun. a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. Romae inter xii et
vii K. Quint.
a. 708 (46).
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. Romae ex. m. Maio a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. in Tusculano v aut
iv Id. Quint.
a. 709 (45).
CICERO VARRONI
Scr. in castris Caesaris circ. in. m. Iun. a.
706 (48)
.
DOLABELLA S. D. CICERONI.
Scr. Romae ex. a. 708 (46) paulo ante
iii K. Ian.
M. CICERO S. D. P. DOLABELLAE.
Scr. in Attici Ficuleano paulo post
xii K. Mai.
a. 709 (45).
CICERO DOLABELLAE S.
Scr. in Cumano mcd. m. Dcc. a.
709 (45)
.
CICERO DOLABELLAE.
Scr. Romae ex. a.
708 (46)
aut in. a. 709 (45).
CICERO DOLABELLAE S.
Scr. in Pompeiano
v Non. Mai.
a. 710 (44).
CICERO DOLABELLAE CONSVLI SVO S.
Scr. Romae in. interc. priore a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO PAETO S.
Scr. in Tusculano non post med. m. Quint. a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO
PAPIRIO
PAETO S.
Scr. Romae post Id. Sext. a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO
L. PAPIRIO
PAETO.
Scr. in Tusculano circ.
xiii K. Sext.
a. 708 (46).
CICERO S. D. L. PAPIRIQ PAETO.
Scr. Romae post Id. Sext. a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO S. D. LL. PAPIRIO PAETO.
Scr. Romae in m. Sext. a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO PAETO.
Scr. ut videtur, circ. m. intercal. pr. a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO PAETO S.
Scr. fort. in Tusculano m. Iun. aut Quint. a.
709 (45)
.
CICERO PAETO.
Scr. in Cumano m. interc. post a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO PAETO.
Scr. Romae ante mcd. m. Febr. a.
711 (43)
.
CICERO PAETO S. D.
Scr. Laudiceae post
iii Id. Febi
; a. 704 Qo).
CICERO IMR PAETO.
Scr. Romae ex. m. interc. pr. aut in. post a.
708 (46)
.
CICERO PAETO S. D.
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[4] quod dicturus sum, puto equidem non valde ad rem pertinere, sed tamen nihil obest dicere: res familiaris alteri eorum valde exigua est, a_eri vix equestris. quapropter, quoniam iis Caesar vitam sua liberalitate concessit nec est quod iis praeterea magno opere possit adimi, reditum, si me tantum amas quantum certe amas, hominibus confice ; in quo nihil est praeter viam longam, quam idcirco non fugiunt, ut et vivant cum suis et moriantur domi. quod ut enitare contendasque vel potius ut perficias (posse enim te mihi persuasi), vehementer te etiam atque etiam rogo.
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