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...ease the weight of mine. Be assured it was with the utmost grief I read the account which Publius sent me of the opprobrious manner in which you were dragged from the temple of Vesta* to the office of Valerius. Sad reverse * " Terentia had taken s inctuary in the temple of Vesta,...

...ease the weight of mine. Be assured it was with the utmost grief I read the account which Publius sent me of the opprobrious manner in which you were dragged from the temple of Vesta* to the office of Valerius. Sad reverse • " Terentia had taken sanctuary in the temple of Vesta,...

...ease the weight of mine. Be assured it is with the utmost grief I read the account which Publius sent me, of the opprobrious manner in which you were dragged from the temple of Vesta. Sad reverse indeed ! that thou, the [dearest object of my fond desires, that my Terentia, to...

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