[95]
After that, why, O. Aebutius, did you give notice to Caecina to give up that
farm, rather than some others, if you could find any other, unless Caecina was in possession
of it? Moreover, why did Caecina consent to be ejected in a regular and formal manner? and why
did he make you the answer he did by the advice of his friends, and of Caius Aquillius
himself?
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