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Commendable too was the valour of Pompeius. In the course of duty as an envoy he was captured by king Gentius and told to betray the counsels of the senate. Putting his finger to a burning lamp he let it be consumed and by that fortitude both made the king despair of learning anything from him by means of torture and inspired him with a great desire to seek the friendship of the Roman people.
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