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Philippic II
    Text: J. T. Ramsey, Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics (Cambridge, 2003).
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opportebat
: I translate
oportebat
.
58
 
comites nequissimi
: I omit.
91
 
propter proximum dictatorem
: I omit.
103
 
quo ore
: I translate
quo more
.

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