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A. Fulvius, a man of senatorial rank, recalled his son who was on his way to fight with no less spirit than Scaurus rebuked his as he fled from battle. The young man, who shone among his peers in talent and letters and looks, had misguidedly followed Catilines friendship and was hurrying to his camp on a rash impulse. His father dragged him back in mid journey and put him to death, first observing that he had not begotten him for Catiline against his country but for his country against Catiline.
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