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1 1| had been shared between us two. Thus he alone was my confidant 2 2| Therefore, after one or two days, when the frequent 3 4| middle, I might separate the two. Then Caecilius began thus: --~ 4 13| postponed his reply for two days; and then, when pressed, 5 18| empire could not receive two rulers. Look at other matters. 6 21| fetters; Janus, indeed, wears two faces, as if that he might