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What if I show that this very thing which he is now doing is a proof that nothing is
due? For what is Sextus Naevius doing now? About what is there a dispute? What is this
trial on which we have now been occupied two years? What is the important business with
which he is wearying so many eminent men? He is asking for his money. What now, at last?
But let him ask; let us hear what he has to say.
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