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I am delighted at not only having a reasonable pretext for, but being
even under an absolute necessity of speaking about this prodigy, which I am
not sure that I may not call the most important one that has for many years
been reported to this body. For you find that by every part of this prodigy
and of this answer, we have been warned, I may almost say by the voice of
the all-good and all-powerful Jupiter himself, of the wickedness and frenzy of that man,
and of the immense dangers which are impending over the state.
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