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But within my own memory there were two men of towering merit, though of opposite character, Marcus Cato and Gaius Caesar. With respect to these men, since the subject matter has introduced them, it is not my intention to pass them by in silence, without describing, to the utmost of my ability the disposition and character of each.
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