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for how could Cluentius
possibly become friends with Oppianicus, when he was at enmity with his mother? The names of
the defendant and prosecutor were recorded in the public documents; the Fabricii had been
condemned; Albius could not possibly escape if there were any other prosecutor, nor could
Cluentius abandon the prosecution without rendering himself liable to the imputation of having
trumped up a false accusation.
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