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DOUBTFUL AND SPURIOUS FRAGMENTS
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No man is free who is not master of himself.
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The truth is something immortal and eternal, and does not present us with a beauty that withers from the passage of time, nor a freedom of speech which can be taken away by justice, but it presents us with what is just and lawful, distinguishing the unlawful therefrom, and refuting it.
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