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The beginning of this letter from the Caesar was considered notable; for he opened with the following words:'If I know what to write to you, Conscript Fathers, or how to write it, or what not to write at all at this time, may gods and goddesses destroy me more wretchedly than I feel myself to be perishing every day!
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