[66] sed ea res, iudices, haud scio

[66] sed ea res, iudices, haud scio an plus mihi profuerit quam si mihi tum essent omnes gratulati. nam postea quam sensi populi Romani auris hebetiores, oculos autem esse acris atque acutos, destiti quid de me audituri essent homines cogitare; feci ut postea cotidie praesentem me viderent, habitavi in oculis, pressi forum; neminem a congressu meo neque ianitor meus neque somnus absterruit.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

[66] but that fact, O judges, which, if you do not know whether it will profit me, then everything would be all the more rejoiced. I felt the ear of the Roman people, as soon as our men duller, his eyes, however, to be more violent and more acute, they had been men ceased to think any thing out of me, to hear; I did it every day, so that later on they would see me in the present, I have dwelt in the eyes, the pressure of the Forum; no one from my encounter neither sleep nor deterred my doorman.