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Mithridates was handed over in due course and conveyed to Rome by Junius Cilo, the procurator of Pontus. The tale went that he spoke before the emperors tribunal with a spirit not warranted by his situation, and one sentence came to the knowledge of the public, the words being: I have not been returned to you; I return. If you doubt, let me go, and fetch me!
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