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Some say that the natives could not endure his unjust, insolent, and cruel administration; others, that the horsemen, who were old and devoted retainers of Pompey, attacked Piso at his instigation, pointing out that the Spaniards had never before committed such a crime but had tolerated many cruel administrations in former days.
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