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If any trust is ever to be placed in the feigned words of poets, and if they scrawl not ever fiction, Paulus'once the most famous child of the Castalian Camenae, now their father or grandfather or yet more ancient than a great-grandfather, as was of old the kinglet of Tartessus'remember to keep your promises inviolate.
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