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Virgil's praise of Cato's suicide as an honorable refusal to submit to Caesar.
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death for freedom
Virgil's praise of Cato's suicide as an honorable refusal to submit to Caesar.
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"Found death for freedom was not bitter when you left a garb that will be bright on the great day."
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"Okay, so he killed himself because he would rather die honorably than to submit himself as a slave to Caesar. So what Virgil is..."
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"...says to Cato you know it who in Utica found death for freedom was not bitter when you left the garb that will be"
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