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"Firmly, as a Roman and man should, think at all times how you can perform the task at hand with precise and genuine dignity, sympathy, independence, and justice, making yourself free from all other preoccupations." This passage expresses the personal philosophy of what Roman figure?
a.   Marcus Aurelius
b.   Julius Caesar
c.   Juvenal
d.   Catullus
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Adventures in the Human Spirit


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