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That children are a matrons best jewellery we find as follows in Pomponius Rufus, Book * of his Miscellanies: Cornelia, mother of the Gracchi, had a Campanian matron as a guest in her house, who showed her jewellery, the finest in existence at that period. Cornelia kept her in talk until her children came home from school, and then said, These are my jewels.
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