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And at
this same moment I hear that notice has been given to the Sicilians by Hortensius to
come to speak to him at his house; that the Sicilians behaved in that matter with a
proper sense of their own liberty, and, when they understood on what account they
were sent for, they would not go. In the meantime my comitia began to be held; of
which that fellow thought himself the master, as he had been of all the other
comitia this year. He began to run about, that influential man, with his son, a
youth of engaging and popular manners, among the tribes. The son began to address
and to call on all the friends of his father, that is to say, all his agents for
bribery; and when this was noticed and perceived, the Roman people took care with
the most earnest goodwill that I should not be deprived of my honour through the
money of that man, whose riches had not been able to make me violate my good faith.
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