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 same Cicero, who affected, in his own family, to appear a devout religionist, makes no scruple, in a public court of judicature, of treating the doctrine of a future state as a most ridiculous fable, to which no body could give any attention. Sallust represents Cæsar as speaking the same language in the open senate.

that all these freedoms implied not a total and universal infidelity and scepticism