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hoc, se victoriam nobilium. inermis ; i.e., without myself joining in the combat. se ipsum probe novit ; i.e. he understands that he is another such villain as Chrysogonus, since he feels hurt when Chrysogonus is attacked. rationem communicatam, that he has a common interest with. laeditur . . . separatur, is injured in that he is shut out from this glorious cause: i.e. invectives which, as Cicero's, deny any connection between Chrysogonus and the party of the nobles, deny it equally of any man who is the fautor of Chrysogonus.
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