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Scr. Luceriae
iv Id. Febr.
a. 705 (49).
CN. MAGNVS PROCOS. S. D. M. CICERONI IMP.
Scr. in Formiano
xv K. Mart.
a. 705 (49).
M. CICERO IMP. S. D. CN. MAGNO PROCOS.
Scr. Canusi
x K. Mart.
a. 705 (49).
CN. MAGNVS PROCOS. S. D. M. CICERONI IMP.
Scr. in Formiano
iii K. Mart.
a. 705 (49).
M. CICERO IMP. S. D. CN. MAGNO PROCOS.
letter 12
Scr. Luceriae xiii aut
xii K. Mart.
a. 705 (49).
CN. MAGNVS PROCOS. s. D. C. MARCELLO L. LENTVLO COSS.
Scr. Luceriae iii aut
prid. Id. Febr.
a. 705 (49).
CN. MAGNVS PROCOS. S. D. L. DOMITIO PROCOS.
Scr. Luceriae
xiv K. Mart.
a. 705 (49).
CN. MAGNVS PROCOS. S. D. L. DOMITIO PROCOS.
Scr. Luceriae
xiii K. Mart.
705 (49).
CN. MAGNVS PROCOS. S. D. L. DOMITIO PROCOS.
letter 13letter 14letter 15
Scr. Romae circ. K. Mart. a.
705 (49)
.
BALBVS CICERONI IMP. salutem
letter 16
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[4] unus Pompeius me movet beneficio, non auctoritate. quam enim ille habeat auctoritatem in hac causa? qui, cum omnes Caesarem metuebamus, ipse eum diligebat, postquam ipse metuere coepit, putat omnis hostis illi esse oportere. ibimus tamen Luceriam. nec eum fortasse delectabit noster adventus; dissimulare enim non potero mihi quae adhuc acta sint displicere. ego si somnum capere possem, tam longis te epistulis non obtunderem. tu, si tibi eadem causa est, me remunerere sane velim.
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