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At the same time his great favour to
Apronius may be clearly seen; also the, I will not say confession, but the boast of
Apronius, about him. Besides all this, you can rake as clearly proved this first,
that, in his own province, he would not entrust a trim in which his reputation was
at stake, to any one out of his own retinue.
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