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When this partnership had now subsisted many years, and when Naevius had often been
suspected by Quinctius, and was not able conveniently to give an account of the
transactions which he had carried on according to his caprice, and not on any system,
Quinctius dies in Gaul, when Naevius was there
too, and dies suddenly. By his will he left this Publius Quinctius his heir, in order
that, as great grief would come to him by his death, great honour should also accrue to
him.
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