We pledge ourselves that the majesty of the Roman name shall be safe in that quarter.

That war, as the property of our family, it is our determination to conduct at our own private expense.

Let the republic be spared the expense of soldiers and money there." The warmest thanks were returned to them.

The consul, leaving the senate-house, accompanied by the Fabii in a body, who had been standing in the porch of the senate-house, returned home.

Being ordered to attend on the following day in arms at the consul's gate, they retire to their homes.
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