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Three serving military officers in the case -- army brigadiers Juvenalis Mtende, Marcel Chirwa and Cosgrove Mituka-- were ordered back into in the command of the Malawi Defence Force.
Malawi court throws out case against 'coup plotters' by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Whereas, sniped Decimus Junius Juvenalis (AD55-127), responsible republican Romans had once taken their civic responsibilities seriously, now they "meddle no more and long eagerly for just two things" - panem et circenses He was thinking of cheap seats for sensationally violent games in the Colosseum and thrillingly dangerous chariot races in the Circus Maximus.
Shopping and circuses by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Junii Juvenalis Satirae Xvi / ad fidem editionis Rupertinae accurate expressae ; quibus adjiciuntur Auli Persii Flacci Satirae Vi, a Koenigio concinnatae, Londini: Sumptu J.
A group of books from Redmond Barry's library by Salisbury, Fiona / The La Trobe Journal
 
 
 
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