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From this circumstance, they say,—and indeed the marriage proved a happy one for Talasius,—this acclamation is used in mirthful greeting of the newly wedded. This is the most credible of the stories told about Talasius.1 But be it true or not, a few days afterwards Pompey married Antistia.
1 Cf. the Romulus, chapter xv.
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