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He also held the severed head of M. Antonius for some time between his exultant hands at dinner, in gross insolence of mind and words, and allowed the rites of the table to be polluted with the blood of an illustrious citizen and orator. And he even took to his bosom P. Annius, who had brought it, bespattered as he was with the marks of recent slaughter.
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