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Portrait of Marcus Tullius Cicero Marcus Tullius Cicero Letters to Atticus — 3.23 (LXXXII)

How this point came to escape Ninnius [6] and the rest, pray find out, and who introduced the clause, and how it was that the eight tribunes did not hesitate to bring my case before the senate--which implies that they did not think that clause of the law binding--and were yet so cautious in their proposal for its repeal, as to be afraid (though not personally liable) of what need not be taken into Consideration, even by those who are bound by the law. This clause I would not have the new tribunes propose
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