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So large an army of enemies let go, so large a sum of money despised, so many Punic injuries forgiven! I think the envoys themselves were thunderstruck and said to one another: Oh munificence of the Roman nation to be matched with the benignity of the gods! And oh this mission of ours, successful beyond our prayers! We have received a benefaction which we would never have given.
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