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Most of you could not be party to my offices and doings, nevertheless I shall venture to put a question to you: Varius Severus of Sucro says that Aemilius Scaurus, corrupted by royal hire, betrayed the empire of the Roman people. Aemilius Scaurus denies any connection with such guilt. Which of the two do you believe? Stirred by admiration, the people drove Varius from that crazy process by sustained shouting.
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