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There are also some handsome examples of public confidence. In the war against Pyrrhus the Carthaginians of their own volition sent a fleet of a hundred and thirty ships to Ostia in support of Rome. The senate decided that envoys should go to their commander and tell him that the Roman people was accustomed to undertake wars that it could fight with its own soldiers; so let them take their fleet back to Carthage.
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