Numquam de P. Popilio L. Opimius, fortissimus consul, numquam de Q. Metello non modo C. Marius, qui erat inimicus, sed ne is quidem, qui secutus est, M. Antonius, homo eloquentissimus, cum A. Albino collega senatum aut populum est cohortatus:
That gallant consul, Lucius Opimius, never urged the senate or the people to interest themselves in the case of Publius Popilius; nor was this done for Quintus Metellus, I will not say by Gaius Marius, who was his opponent, but even by Marius successor, the eloquent Marcus Antonius, and Aulus Albinus his colleague.
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