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And now, to pass from individuals to the whole body, with what ardent and steady love of country was the entire community inspired! In the Second Punic War when the exhausted treasury did not even suffice for the worship of the gods, the tax farmers approached the Censors on their own initiative and urged them to let out all contracts as though the commonwealth had funds in abundance, promising to meet all requirements themselves and not to ask for a penny until the war was over.
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