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You, likewise, Torquatus, Consul in the Latin war, ordered your son to be seized by a lictor and slaughtered like a sacrificial victim as he was bringing back a glorious victory and splendid spoils, because being challenged by Geminus Maecius, leader of the Tusculans, he had gone out to combat without your knowledge. You judged it better that a father should lose a brave son than that the fatherland should lose military discipline.
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