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Under the lead of its principal members the senate drew up a form of oath, wherein all the magistrates and the other senators, in the order in which they were called, eagerly invoked the gods to witness that they had supported no act by which any mans safety could be imperilled, and that they had never received reward or office for any mans misfortune. Those who were conscious of guilt repeated it timidly and changed its words in various ways.
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