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Fabricius Luscinus was of the same mind. In his day he excelled all the community in offices and authority, but in wealth he was on a par with the poorest. When the Samnites, all of whom were his clients, sent him ten thousand pieces of bronze and five pounds of silver and ten slaves, he sent them back to Samnium. In virtue of his continence he was a very wealthy man without money, abundantly attended without use of an establishment, because it was not large possessions that made him rich but moderate desires.
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