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Subject: Re: I Have Come to Satire Caesar
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Caesar is merely salad now.
R.M.
BruceDPrice wrote:
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> Every time i google my article "Latin Lives On," I see this marvelous poem
> about Caesar. If contact with things Latin makes you want more, please go
> to Improve-Education.org / Article 3, which will give you 333 common
> words identical in Latin and English.
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