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And again: campaigning in the courts M. Cicero won the highest offices and a most eminent status, but was he not rejected as a witness in the very camp of his eloquence, when he swore that P. Clodius had been in his (Ciceros) house in Rome and Clodius denial of a sacrilegious offence rested solely on his alibi?
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