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Nobody could put up with his villainy, even if non-belligerent, but Antonius made war on the province of Gaul: he is besieging Mutina, one of the most loyal and distinguished colonies of the Roman people; he is attacking Decimus Brutus, imperator, consul-elect, a citizen born not for himself but for us and the Republic.
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