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It seemed as though a light of sorts had dawned, with the removal not only of the monarchy which we had endured, but even of the fear of its recurrence; it seemed as though Antonius had given the Republic a mighty pledge of his desire for a free community when, because of the recollection of the recent Dictatorship for Life, he totally removed from our constitution the office of dictator, legitimate though it had often been.
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