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Here ends what I wrote during the lifetime of Atticus. Now, since it was Fortunes decree that I should survive him, I will finish the account, and so far as I can, will show my readers by examples that as a rule'as I indicated above 'it is the character of every man that determines his fortune. Thus, although Atticus was content with the equestrian rank to which he was born, he attained relationship by marriage with the emperor, son of the deified Julius, after having previously won his friendship through no other cause than the refinement of his life, by which he had charmed other great men, of equal worth but of less lofty estate.
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