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The History of Rome, Books 37 to the End

Note 51 — BOOK XXXIX.

W. A. (William Alexander) McDevitte translation

Those to whom the censor assigned a horse, were bound to serve. But as liberty was granted to Æbutius to serve or not, as he chose, it became necessary that the censor should be thus restrained, by a vote of the senate, from assigning him a horse; otherwise, if one had been assigned him, whether willing or not, he must have served.

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