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1 B. xxviii. c. 4.
2 These sacrifices forming the most august rite of the Magic art, as practised in Italy.
3 That this art was still practised in secret in the days of Pliny himself, we learn from the testimony of Tacitus (Annals, II. 69), in his account of the enquiries instituted on the death of Germanicus.
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