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What this means will more easily be understood by one who can judge how great tact it requires to retain the intimacy and good-will of men who were not only rivals in affairs of the greatest importance, but also such enemies as Caesar and Antony inevitably became, when each desired to be the ruler, not only of the city of Rome, but of the whole world.
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