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The Letters of Cassiodorus

Note 844 — BOOK XII.

Thomas Hodgkin translation

The praises of the exormiston are not only foreign to the main subject of the letter, but to a certain extent weaken the writer's argument on behalf of his countrymen; but, as a good Bruttian, he cannot help vaunting the products of his country.

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