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Here is  Fabius, whom delay made invincible, and here Livius, with his comrade-in-arms Nero, the vanquisher of ruthless Hasdrubal; the Scipionic generals, a single agent of Carthages doom; world-conquering Pompey, whom three triumphs made first citizen before the appointed time; and Cicero, who won the consulship by the wealth of his oratory. Here is the great line of Claudius; the leading members of the Aemilian house; and the famed Metelli. Here are Cato and Agrippa, who proved in arms the one the master, the other the maker of his destiny; and the Julian who boasted descent from Venus.
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