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Who is so ignorant of the world around him, so absolutely careless of the public good as not to realize that if Marcus Antonius could have returned from Brundisium to Rome, as he threatened to do, with the forces that he expected to have under his command, he would have left no form of cruelty unemployed?
final_alignments\Cicero_Philippic_3.json