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Certainly your old Romans once, as you remember, I expect, wanted to abolish the power of the consuls, which had earlier been the beginning of Roman liberty, because of the arrogance of the consuls'those same Romans who because of the same arrogance had formerly removed the power and the name of kings from the state.
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