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Claudius Nero and Livius Salinator were the firmest bulwarks of the commonwealth in the days of the Second Punic War. And how drastic a Censorship did they exercise together! When they were reviewing the centuries of knights, being themselves young enough to be still one of their number, and it was the turn of the tribe Pollia, the crier, reading Salinators name, hestitated whether or not to call it.
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