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Your magic, so I am told, is something that we leave to the law. Even in antiquity, the Twelve Tables forbade it because of the incredible practice of charming away crops. Hence it is not only something secret but something sinister and horrible, usually practiced at night, buried in darkness, screened from witnesses, muttered in spells, and few free men are involved in it, let alone slaves.
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