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So which of us is the more extravagant, I, that bought ten columns for a hundred thousand or you who balance the shade of ten trees with three million sesterces? A conversation oblivious of Pyrrhus, forgetful of Hannibal, already yawning at the abundance of transmarine taxes! And yet how much more restrained than the buildings and groves of subsequent epochs * * * which they introduced! But they preferred to leave to posterity the sumptuousness they initiated rather than the continence they had received from their forebears.
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