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Driven out of Rome by a gang of his enemies, M. Cicero was lodging for the night at a farm in the plain of Atina. There relaxed in sleep he thought he was wandering in a desert place, pathless regions, when C. Marius, wearing the insignia of the Consulship, met him and asked him why he was travelling uncertain of his route with so sad a countenance.
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