| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - oved by the multitude than the one who was thought to pay most court to the people and to seek their favour in his intercourse with them. 7 And they made this manifest by conferring upon him, along with his other honours, that of the censorship,30 which is of all offices most sacred, and of great influence, both in other ways, and especially because it examines into the lives and conduct of men. 8
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