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With what a downpour, what a storm of words does the impious head of Sextilius deserve to be overwhelmed! He had been zealously and also successfully defended on a very serious charge by C. Caesar. When Caesar was a fugitive at the time of the Cinnan proscription, he was forced by his calamitous plight to beg Sextilius protection at his property near Tarquinii and to claim it by right of his benefaction.
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