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1Antony’s grandfather was the orator Antonius, who joined the party of Sulla and was put to death by Marius;[1] his father was Antonius surnamed Creticus, a man of no great repute in public life, nor illustrious, but kindly and honest, and particularly a liberal giver, as one may see from a single instance.
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Notes
[1] Cf. the Marius, xliv. 1-4.