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He, when he had reached Rome, and had a sufficiently prosperous voyage for so unfavourable a
time of year, and had found everything more just and gentle than the disposition of
the praetor, his own guest, related the whole matter to his friends, and it appeared
to them all cruel and scandalous, as indeed it was.
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