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excerpere

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6) The younger Pliny could facilius, quod ex rhetorica arte also do it, so could Jerome, and Ciceronis omnia fere praecepta et so, above all, could Quintilian, quoscunque locos libuit excerpere who in fact could do it much more potissimeque in iudiciale genere easily since he allowed himself to sustulit.
 
 
 
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