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Between the beginning and end of that long period there have been many mutual losses: neither Sammite nor Carthaginian, neither Spain nor Gaul, nor even the Parthians have taught us more lessons. The German fighting for liberty has been a keener enemy than the absolutism of Arsaces. What taunt, indeed, has the East for us, apart from the overthrow of Crassus'the East which itself fell at the feet of a Ventidius and lost Pacorus?
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