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“Agreement in likes and dislikes - this, and this only, is what constitutes true friendship.”

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Catiline

Catiline, born in 108 BC and died in 62 BC, was a politician and military leader from ancient Rome. He is known for his ambitious political ambitions and military adventures, attempting to seize power in the Roman Republic through a coup. Catiline's life was filled with controversy and conspiracy, and his story left a deep mark on Roman history. more

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