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1 1 |         been free to do as I like since the day when he died who
2 1 |           never speak a word. For since the day when he took oath
3 3 |           year, every month even, since he was made emperor. And
4 3 |           wearing togas. However, since it is perhaps a good thing
5 3 | foreigners left as a nucleus, and since you wish it, it shall be
6 7 |          out much more filth. But since I want”— 3 ~
7 8 |       Alexandria altogether. ‘But since at Rome,’ you say, ‘the
8 10|          Fathers,” said he, “that since I was made a god, I have
9 11|         follows from his tablet: “Since the divine Claudius has