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But even in that time of misery and mourning our community did not forget its valour. The ex-officers of state sat at their open doorways on curule chairs wearing the insignia of the magistracies they had held and the priesthoods to which they had attained, so that in their deaths they retained the splendour and ornaments of their past lives and set the common folk an example of how to bear their fates.
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