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All felt resentment and indignation, but no one had the power to resist, until Gaius Caesar, who had just entered his nineteenth year, with marvellous daring and supreme success, showed by his individual sagacity a courage in the states  behalf which exceeded that of the senate. He summoned his fathers veterans first from Calatia then from Casilinum; other veterans followed their example, and in a short time they united to form a regular army.
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