34/51 The first friend he met on the street was Calvus, the young poet and orator. A most daring attempt! But you will hear all about it. I have a case at the courts and cannot linger." And Calvus was gone, leaving Ahenobarbus as though he had been cudgelled into numbness. With a great effort he collected himself. And when later he found that neither Dumnorix, nor Gabinius, nor Phaon had been taken or slain at Praeneste, he breathed the easier. |