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"ref": "Marcus Tullius Cicero; D. R. Shackleton Bailey (Herausgeber): Epistulae ad Atticum. 1. Auflage. Vol. 1: Libri I–VIII, B. G. Teubner, Stuttgart/Leipzig 1987, ISBN 3-519-01209-X (Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana) , Seite 496–497.",
"text": "Quod putas oportere pervideri iam animi mei firmitatem graviusque quosdam scribis de me loqui quam aut te scribere aut Brutum, si qui me fractum esse animo et debilitatum putant sciant quid litterarum et cuius generis conficiam, credo, si modo homines sint, existiment me, sive ita levatus sim ut animum vacuum ad res difficilis scribendas adferam, reprehendendum non esse, sive hanc aberrationem a dolore delegerim quae maxime liberalis sit doctoque homine dignissima, laudari me etiam oportere.“ (Cic. Att. 12,38a,1)"
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"text": "„‚ridere igitur‘ inquies ‚possumus?‘ non mehercule facillime; verum tamen aliam aberrationem a molestiis nullam habemus.“ (Cic. fam. 15,18,1)"
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"text": "Quod putas oportere pervideri iam animi mei firmitatem graviusque quosdam scribis de me loqui quam aut te scribere aut Brutum, si qui me fractum esse animo et debilitatum putant sciant quid litterarum et cuius generis conficiam, credo, si modo homines sint, existiment me, sive ita levatus sim ut animum vacuum ad res difficilis scribendas adferam, reprehendendum non esse, sive hanc aberrationem a dolore delegerim quae maxime liberalis sit doctoque homine dignissima, laudari me etiam oportere.“ (Cic. Att. 12,38a,1)"
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"text": "„‚ridere igitur‘ inquies ‚possumus?‘ non mehercule facillime; verum tamen aliam aberrationem a molestiis nullam habemus.“ (Cic. fam. 15,18,1)"
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