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Now while I might possibly accomplish something, though not without effort, as a barrister, yet on the other hand it was by dramatic readings that I took the first step on the path of fame, when in Neros reign I broke the power of Vatinius, that unconscionable usurper who was desecrating even the sanctity of letters; and any reputation or renown I may possess today is due, I fancy, to the fame of my poetry rather than to my speeches.
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