Pro Cn. Plancio

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Latince

61 profers triumphos T. DidiDidi TEa: om. cett. in lac. et C. Mari et quaeris quidquid sit Baiter simile in Plancio. quasi vero isti quos commemoras propterea magistratusmagistratus magg. TE: magis cett. ceperint TE: gesserint b2: laude fuerint digni b1Ϛ: om. cett. in lac. ceperint quod triumpharanttriumpharunt χϚ, et non, quia commissi sunt eis magistratus in quibus re bene gesta triumpharent, propterea triumpharintpropterea triumpharint suppi. Müller. rogas quae castra viderit; qui et miles in Creta hocMetello hoc Naugerius (2) (cf. § 27) imperatore et tribunus in Macedonia militummilitum post trib. hab. k: del. Wunder fuerit, et quaestor tantum ex re militari detraxerit temporis quantum in me custodiendum transferre maluerit. quaeris num disertus sitsit TE: om. cett..