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[6] [p. 91] egregie ea legatio grata senatui fuit; decreverunt, ut Cn. Sicinius praetor aedis instructas locaret, ubi filius regis comitesque eius habitare possent. et Threcum legatis Maedis ... que et Astiis societatem amicitiamque petentibus et quod petebant datum est, et munera binum milium aeris summae in 1 singulos missa.

1 a. Ch. 172.

Livy. W. Weissenborn. Ab urbe condita. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1876. 9.2.

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