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Marius the Epicurean
Volume Two

CHAPTER XVII: BEATA URBS
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He had but divined, by a kind of generosity of spirit, the void place, which another experience than his must fill.
Yet Marius noted the wonderful expression of peace, of quiet pleasure, on the countenance of Aurelius, as he received from him the rolls of fine clear manuscript, fancying the thoughts of the emperor occupied at the moment with the famous prospect towards the Alban hills, from those lofty windows.
NOTES 37.

+Transliteration: en oligistois keitai.

Definition "it lies in the fewest [things].".


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