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History of Julius Cæsar, Vol. 1 of 2

Note 1160 — Chapter V · CONSULSHIP OF CÆSAR AND BIBULUS. (695.)

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Cicero, Oration for Sestius, 64. “Liberty torn from nations and individuals on whom it had been conferred, and whose right had been, by virtue of the Julian law, so precisely ensured against all hostile attacks.” (Oration against Piso, xxxvii. 16.)

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