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There is not one of
us, O Erucius, who does not know that you have no enmity against Sextus Roscius. All men
see on what account you come here as his adversary. They know that you are induced to do
so by this man's money. What then? Still you ought to have been desirous of gain with
such limitations as to think that the opinion of all these men, and the Remmian 1 law ought to nave some weight.
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