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[7] et uos—C. Claudi pace et P. Ualeri mortui loquar—prius in cliuum Capitolinum signa intulistis quam hos hostes de foro tolleretis? pudet deorum hominumque. cum hostes in arce, in Capitolio essent, exsulum et seruorum dux profanatis omnibus in cella Iouis optimi maximi habitaret, Tusculi ante quam Romae sumpta sunt arma.

Livy. Ab urbe condita. Robert Seymour Conway. Charles Flamstead Walters. Oxford. Oxford University Press. 1914. 1.

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