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Ceasar is well acquainted with your virtues | Ceasar is well acquainted with your virtues | ||
And therefore sets this value on yr. Life. | And therefore sets this value on yr. Life. | ||
Let him but know the price of Cato's freindship | Let him but know the price of Cato's freindship | ||
And name your terms. | And name your terms. | ||
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--- Cato | --- Cato | ||
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Bid him disband his legions; | Bid him disband his legions; | ||
Restore the Commonwealth to Liberty; | Restore the Commonwealth to Liberty; | ||
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And stand the Judgement of a roman senate; | And stand the Judgement of a roman senate; | ||
Bid him do this, & Cato is his freind. | Bid him do this, & Cato is his freind. | ||
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--- Decius | --- Decius | ||
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Cato the World talks loudly of yr. wisdom | Cato the World talks loudly of yr. wisdom | ||
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--- Cato | --- Cato | ||
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Nay more tho' Cato's voice was ne'er employ'd | Nay more tho' Cato's voice was ne'er employ'd | ||
To clear the guilty & to varnish crimes | To clear the guilty & to varnish crimes | ||
Myself will mount the Rostrum in his favor | Myself will mount the Rostrum in his favor | ||
And strive to gain his pardon from the people | And strive to gain his pardon from the people | ||
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--- Decius to Cato
Ceasar is well acquainted with your virtues And therefore sets this value on yr. Life. Let him but know the price of Cato's freindship And name your terms.
--- Cato
Bid him disband his legions; Restore the Commonwealth to Liberty; Submit his actions to the public censure And stand the Judgement of a roman senate; Bid him do this, & Cato is his freind.
--- Decius
Cato the World talks loudly of yr. wisdom
--- Cato
Nay more tho' Cato's voice was ne'er employ'd To clear the guilty & to varnish crimes Myself will mount the Rostrum in his favor And strive to gain his pardon from the people
