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To the majesty of country even the authority of parents, which is equated with the divinities of the gods, subjects its power, and brotherly affection too yields readily and gladly; with the best of reason, because when a household is overturned the state of the commonwealth may remain intact, but the downfall of a city necessarily drags the household gods of all its inhabitants down with it.
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