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Who is ignorant that Scipio Nasica earned as much glory with the gown as either Africanus with their arms? He did not allow the commonwealth to be strangled when the murderous hand of Ti. Gracchus was at her throat. But he too met with a grossly unjust appreciation of his merits among his countrymen. Therefore under the pretext of a commission he withdrew to Pergamus and there passed the rest of his life without any regret for his ungrateful fatherland.
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