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 1 Arg    |       Italy who wished well to the state to come to the assistance
 2 4      |           who nearly destroyed the state, then I might return to
 3 4      |          when the chief man of the state was forced to defend his
 4 9      |          spoken the truth, if that state of things with respect to
 5 10     |            the other orders of the state. One of them, however, deceived
 6 12     |          very much attached to the state, as it was likely that a
 7 20     |            the constitution of the state. He, by his diligence, so
 8 21     | recollection of my services to the state. Also, Titus Fadius, who
 9 26     |            by the chief men of the state in the assembly the next
10 26     |           the assembly into such a state, all Italy standing by and
11 28     |         right, whatever his age or state of health might be, to deny
12 34     |          the general safety of the state without having recourse
13 34     |         were all banished from the state when I was banished. And
14 [Title]|            me by my defence of the state; they were undergone by