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If genuine happiness ever comes from the affairs of mortals, could the weight of any crowding ills, however great, obliterate the memory of that glory you experienced when you saw your two sons borne from your house together as consuls, in the crowd of Senators and the throng of the rejoicing populace; when you delivered the panegyric in praise of the king with them sitting in the curule chairs in the Senate House, and well deserved the praise you received for your splendid oratory; when between the two of them as consuls in the assembly you satisfied, with the largesse proper to a triumphal occasion, the hopes and expectations of the mob crowding round you?
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