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To say nothing of the masses, take the Roman knight Lucius Visidius, an eminently substantial and respectable person, always a model citizen; I remember how he kept watch and vigil over my life when I was consul. He has urged his neighbors not only to enlist in the army but even given them subsidies of his own pocket. I say again: can Antonius be at peace with such a man as this, a man whom we ought to commend in a senatorial decree?
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