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Also in Apulia, the town of Old Salpia (which Diomede returning from Troy established, or, as some have written, Elpias of Rhodes), was situated in such places. Thus the inhabitants suffered every year from various ailments. At length they came to M. Hostilius, and, making a public request, obtained from him that he should seek out and choose a fit site for transferring their walls.
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