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C. Plinius Septicio suo s.
C. Plinius Calvisio suo s.
C. Plinius Sparso suo s.
C. Plinius Caninio suo s.
C. Plinius Gemino suo s.
C. Plinius Montano suo s.
C. Plinius Tacito suo s.
C. Plinius Romano suo s.
C. Plinius Urso suo s.
C. Plinius Fabato Prosocero suo s.
C. Plinius Hispullae suae s.
C. Plinius Miniciano suo s.
C. Plinius Geniali suo s.
C. Plinius Aristoni suo s.
C. Plinius Iuniori suo s.
C. Plinius Paterno suo s.
C. Plinius Macrino suo s.
C. Plinius Rufino suo s.
C. Plinius Maximo suo s.
C. Plinius Gallo suo s.
C. Plinius Arriano suo s.
C. Plinius Gemino suo s.
C. Plinius Marcellino suo s.
C. Plinius Maximo suo s.
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[3] Urbanos qui illa censuerunt putem an miseros? Dicerem urbanos, si senatum deceret urbanitas; miseros, sed nemo tam miser est ut illa cogatur. Ambitio ergo et procedendi libido? Sed quis adeo demens, ut per suum, per publicum dedecus procedere velit in ea civitate, in qua hic esset usus florentissimae dignitatis, ut primus in senatu laudare Pallantem posset?
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