From this, one would realize that, if such rewards are offered, civil wars will never cease to be.
Cicero: “From this, one would realize that, if such rewards are offered, civil wars will never cease to be.”
On the record44 BC
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Cicero
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Observing the rewards gained by participants in civil strife, Cicero concludes that such conflicts will continue as long as they offer tangible benefits.
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