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Or should Titius be driven out of the context of these examples? As he kept watch for the Caesarians, he was taken prisoner by a detachment of Scipios. His life was offered him by Scipio if and only if he promised to serve under Cn. Pompeius, his own son-in-law. He did not hesitate to reply: I thank you, Scipio; but I have no need of life on those terms.
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