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When he asked for a conference, the bridge over the Nabalia was cut in two and the leaders advanced to the broken ends; then Civilis began thus: If I were defending myself before a legate of Vitellius, my acts would deserve no pardon nor my words any credence; there was nothing but hatred between him and me'he began the quarrel, I increased it; toward Vespasian my respect is of long standing, and when he was still a private citizen we were called friends.
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