Note 941 — Chapter III · (691-695.)
Reading edition
Cicero, Letters to Atticus, II. 1.—Plutarch, Cicero, 17.—“When young Romans, full of merit and honour, have found themselves in such a position that their admissibility to magistracies has effected the overthrow of the State, I have dared to brave their enmity, to interdict their access to the comitia and to honours.” (Cicero, Oration against L. Piso.)