(k) That he heard ill.] M. Crassus the Triumvir, one of the three Keepers of the Liberty of Rome, with Pompey and Julius Caesar; he certainly lay under a flagrant infamy of unsatiable Covetousness, both at home, and with the Per∣sians. On this account Tully inveighs against him in his last Paradox. He was also brought into some suspicion in the matter of Catiline, but there compurg'd by him; and per∣haps he doth the like here, only in point of disaffection to the Government, in his time establish'd.
The five days debate at Cicero's house in Tusculum between master and sophister.
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