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His taints and honours waged equal with him"

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June 28, 2015

 

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They now are aware that his taints now far outweigh his past honours in Roman eyes. Antony tried very hard to fight the conflict between public duty and private life. The fist such example one sees when Antony returns to Rome to fight against Pompey, as Antony describes it, "Our quick remove from hence"(1...
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