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By their repeated resumptions of arms they had deserved that the Romans should decide to raze their city to the ground and Furius Camillus, the great commander, had come for that purpose at the head of a very powerful army. All the inhabitants came out to meet him wearing gowns and supplied provisions and other peaceful gifts most liberally. They even let him enter their walls armed without changing countenance or dress.
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