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petellian_a faith_n chap._n vii_o of_o the_o truth_n of_o wife_n to_o their_o husband_n 1._o aemilia_n the_o wife_n of_o the_o elder_a scipio_n 2._o thuria_n the_o wife_n of_o q._n lucretius_n vespillo_n 3._o sulpitia_n the_o wife_n of_o lentulus_n 1._o that_o we_o may_v not_o omit_v the_o truth_n of_o woman_n in_o matrimony_n aemilia_n the_o wife_n of_o the_o elder_a africanus_n the_o mother_n of_o cornelia_n mother_n of_o the_o gracchi_n be_v so_o dutiful_a and_o patient_a that_o though_o she_o know_v her_o husband_n have_v a_o kindness_n for_o one_o of_o her_o maid_n she_o take_v no_o notice_n of_o it_o because_o she_o will_v not_o blemish_v the_o conqueror_n of_o africa_n with_o the_o guilt_n of_o unchastity_n and_o so_o far_o she_o be_v from_o revenge_n that_o after_o her_o husband_n death_n she_o set_v her_o maid_n free_a and_o give_v she_o in_o marriage_n to_o a_o free_a man_n of_o he_o 2._o when_o q._n lucretius_n be_v banish_v by_o the_o triumvir_n thuria_n his_o wife_n keep_v 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shall_v at_o once_o be_v the_o most_o strong_a and_o the_o most_o wise_a chap._n xiii_o of_o desire_n of_o life_n romans_z 1._o mu._n aquilius_n consular_a legate_n 2._o cn._n carbo_n thrice_o consul_n 3._o d._n junius_n brutus_n proconsul_n foreigner_n 1._o xerxes_n king_n of_o persia_n 2._o massinissa_n king_n of_o the_o numidian_n 3._o alexander_n king_n of_o the_o pherean_o 4._o dionysius_n the_o tyrant_n now_o because_o we_o have_v touch_v upon_o some_o casual_a some_o courageous_a some_o rash_a termination_n of_o life_n we_o may_v now_o add_v some_o that_o be_v low-spirited_a and_o effeminate_a that_o by_o the_o comparison_n it_o may_v appear_v how_o death_n may_v be_v sometime_o not_o only_o more_o stout_o but_o more_o prudent_o desire_v 1._o mu._n aquilius_n when_o he_o may_v have_v brave_o die_v choose_v rather_o to_o be_v a_o ignominious_a slave_n to_o mithridates_n whether_o shall_v we_o say_v he_o best_o deserve_v the_o pontic_a punisshment_n or_o the_o roman_a empire_n 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