edulium multa parte finita Caesaris ad consulem sermo dirigitur, isque succinctus; inde devolvitur ad consularem; cum quo saepe repetitus, quia de litteris factus, ad virum inlustrem Camillum ex occasione transfertur, in tantum ut diceret princeps: vere habes patruum, frater Camille, propter quem me familiae tuae consulatum unum gratuler contulisse.
When we had advanced significantly in the courses, Caesar began conversing with the consul briefly. He then turned his discussion towards the consular, frequently discussing literary topics with him. The conversation shifted, as occasion called, to the Illustrious Camillus. The Emperor was impressed and remarked, "My dear Camillus, with an uncle like yours, I am delighted to have given a consulship to your family."