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What event, by the immortal gods, could have created greater admiration among all nations and what could the Roman people more earnestly have desired to happen than the extinction of a civil war by wisdom and compassion, instead of provoking a crisis by weapons and the sword, just when that war was at its most threatening and we all dreaded its outcome?
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