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Have you become so insensate, or, to use a more apt word, so insane as to serve as the liquidator of confiscated goods (a man of your birth!), and those goods Pompeius goods, without knowing that you are on that account abominable and accursed in the sight of the Roman people and that all gods and all men are your enemies, now and for ever more?
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