Since then some changes have been seen in your domestic arrangements, and you have had the money requisite to start a newspaper.
Could there have been such injurious suspicions against you in July, 1791?
We believe nothing of these infamies: we do not think you the accomplice of Marat, who offers you the dictatorship.

We do not accuse you of imitating Caesar when Anthony presented to him the diadem.

No: but be on your guard! Speak of yourself with less egotism.

We have in our time warned both La Fayette and Mirabeau, and pointed out the Tarpeian rock for citizens who think themselves greater than their country." III.
"The wretches," replied Marat, who was then sheltered beneath the patronage of Robespierre, "they cast a shade upon the purest virtues! His genius is offensive to them.

They punish him for his sacrifices.