3For this reason he gave offence to most of his friends, who thought that he distrusted them, and Munatius, the most intimate of them all, he threw into a rage that was well nigh incurable. Hence Caesar also, when he wrote a discourse against Cato,47See chapter xi. 4, and note. dwelt most bitterly on this part of his denunciation.
Notes
[47] See chapter xi. 4, and note.