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The ardent zeal of Sulpicius Galus in absorbing every sort of literary work was of the greatest benefit to the commonwealth. When he was Legate to L. Paullus, who was campaigning against king Perses, on a clear night the moon suddenly went into eclipse. Our army was terrified as by a dire prodigy and no longer had confidence to join battle with the enemy. But by discoursing expertly on the celestial system and the nature of the stars Galus sent them eager into the fray.
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