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Lucius Cornelius Sulla. The most famous aphorisms

All the friends who rescued me, and all the enemies who did me harm, will agree that I repaid them with a vengeance.
You must first become a rower, and then steer.
I forgive the few for the sake of the many, the living for the dead.

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