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But this custom, fortified though it was by long observance, was broken by C. Marius when he enlisted a capite census into the army. A fine citizen otherwise, he was not very friendly to antiquity from consciousness of his own newness, and he bore in mind that if military fastidiousness continued to scorn humble station he might be challenged as a capite census general by some evil-minded interpreter of virtues.
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