Quis enim me hoc quidem pacto eloquentior vivat, quippe qui nihil unquam cogitavi quod eloqui non auderem? Eundem me aio facundissimum esse, nam omne peccatum semper nefas habui; eundem disertissimum, quod nullum meum factum vel dictum extet, de quo disserere publice non possim,
For by that logic what person alive is more eloquent than I, who have never had a thought I did not dare to say aloud? I also claim to be more copious in speech than anyone, because I have always held that every misdeed is impious, and most ready of speech, because there is no deed or word of mine on which I cannot readily speak in public.
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