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But perhaps you think these precedents worthless, and you brought me into court not to plead my case but to state my wealth. To let you know every detail of my affairs, then, if you do not already, I declare that our father left my brother and me roughly two million sesterces, which I have considerably lessened by my distant travels, long education, and frequent liberalities.
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