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... l uneasy about the reality.

He had not simply told Caesar that Pompey seemed to have little time left.

He had also written that Pompey had asked him to take care of Sextus after his death, and that he planned to do so for at least two years.

And he had asked Caesar a question.

If Sextus had enough qualifications to be Pompey’s successor, would he be willing to accept him as a member of the Triumvirate?

The answer was written at the end of the letter he rec ...

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