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Note 1037 — Chapter IV · THE MAGISTRACY (continued 2)

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The oratio of Cato as censor against L. Quinctius Flaminius was delivered post notam (Liv. xxxix. 42); but it suggests that the censors felt themselves bound at times to give reasons for their actions.

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