Ut vero Pansae consulis accessit cohortatio gravior quam aures Ser. Sulpici ferre didicissent, tum vero denique filium meque seduxit atque ita locutus est ut auctoritatem vestram vitae suae se diceret anteferre.
But when the consul Pansa added an exhortation in terms more pressing than Servius Sulpicius ears had learned to tolerate, then eventually he drew his son and me aside and said in effect that he put your authority before his own life.
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