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The disaster at Cannae threw our city into such confusion that when Dictator M. Junius Pera was in charge of the commonwealth, enemy spoils fixed to temples and consecrated to divine power were torn down to be used as instruments of war, boys still in boys gowns put on armour, 6,000 assigned debtors and men convicted on capital charges were enlisted.
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