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One hundred million sesterces were invested in this act of munificence, which came the more acceptably to the multitude that he was far from extravagant in building on his own behalf; whilst, even on the public account, the only two works he erected were the temple of Augustus and the stage of Pompeys theatre, and in each case he was either too scornful of popularity or too old to dedicate them after completion.
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