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...to come near him, but could not for the crowd. Artemidorur, a Greek philofopher, who had difcoveied the whole plot, delivered him a memorial containing the heads of his information; but C'aefar gave it, with other papers, to one of his fecretaries without reading, as was ufual in things...

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