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1 We have an account of the exploit of Clælia in Livy, B. ii. c. 13, and in Valerius Maximus, B. iii. c. 2: there is a reference to this statue in Seneca, de Consol. c. 16.—B.
2 To King Porsena.
3 See end of B. xvi.
4 Plutarch says that it was uncertain whether the statue was erected to Clælia or to Valcria.—B.
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