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        <edition>First Edition</edition>
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        <publisher>Society for Classical Studies</publisher>
        <distributor>Digital Latin Library</distributor>
        <date>2016</date>
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          <licence target="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/"> Distributed under a
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      <seriesStmt>
        <title level="s">Library of Digital Latin Texts</title>
        <biblScope unit="vol">1</biblScope>
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      <sourceDesc>
        <p>Born digital.</p>
      </sourceDesc>
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    <front xml:id="front">
      <div type="section" xml:id="preface">
        <head>Preface</head>
        <p>General introductory remarks about the edition.</p>
        <div type="section" xml:id="preface-section-1">
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            <person xml:id="mother1">
              <persName>Mother in Declamation 1</persName>
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              <persName>Mother in Declamation 2</persName>
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            <persName>Father</persName>
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            <person xml:id="father1"><persName>Father in Declamation 4</persName></person>
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          <ab>Damnatus parricidii anno custodiatur.</ab>
          <ab>Qui sub noverca damnatus est, vult illum pater domi custodire. ille petit, ut publico
carcere servetur.</ab>
<ab>Iubete quam primum ad illas me impiorum tenebras trahi.
liceat impetrare quod non licet recusare. Ego me umquam 	5
crederem tam infelicem, ut mihi aliquis etiam carcerem in-
videat? Parum est tibi in cruciatus meos annus et carcer;
vereris, ne quem gemitum miseri aures tuae perdant, ne non
singulis tormentis meis paterni oculi fruantur, ne laxata vincula
desit qui astringat. Non potes adversus damnatum iure patris 	10
uti: iam non larem habeo, non sacrum, non patrem, ac, ne
damnatum esse paeniteat, non novercam. Video carcerem
publicum, saxis ingentibus structum, angustis foraminibus
tenuem lucis umbram recipientem. in hunc rei abiecti robur
Tullianumque prospiciunt, et, quotiens iacentes ferrati postis 	15
stridor excitat, exanimantur, et alienum supplicium [ex]spec-
tando suum discunt. sonant verbera, cibus recusantibus spurca
manu carnificis ingeritur. sedet ianitor inexorabili pectore, qui
matre flente siccos teneat oculos. inluvies corpus exasperat,
manum catenae premunt. Quid est, quod me lex anno reservat, 	20
nescioquid diu cogitat? nimirum de parricidio, etiam cum
creditur, non liquet. Aestimate, iudices, quid fugiam, qui hoc
postulo! Quid hoc est, iudices, a patre parricida non timeor?
Dicam "saevite" cum rogem? dicam "miseremini" cum car-
cerem rogem? 	25</ab>
<ab>Pars altera
Egone secretum isti conscientiae dabo et ibi te patiar includi,
ubi non erubescas? dignus es, parricida, dignus es videre
patrem, si tam grave putas, ut vel carcerem malis. Debeo,
iudices, debeo tandem agere mitius pater, si tam graviter sibi
damnatus irascitur. Mirabar, si quis tantum sceleris auderet, 	30
qui&lt;n&gt; contemnere carcerem posset. Fugit, odit, avertitur et
limen patris execratur: ignoras profecto sortem tuam, si putas
aliud iudices debere respicere, quam quod nolis. hanc lucem
patere, si gravis est, hunc diem, si odisti, vide. Nihil illi adversus
patrem liceret, si parricida non esset. </ab>
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