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His example was followed by Valerius Publicola, the first Consul, anxious to come to the aid of his fellow countrymen. At the same altar public vows were taken, black oxen were slaughtered (male for Dis, female for Proserpine) and a spreading of couches and games were held for three nights. Then he covered the altar with earth as it had been before.
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