1We have both undertaken, my lord, and at the same time discharged the customary vows for your safety, on which the public welfare depends, praying the gods that they may be pleased to have them always discharged and always sealed.
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Pliny · Epistulae X
Pliny, Letter 10.35
Vows for the emperor's safety
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