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"Finally my brethren be strong."--EPHESIANS VI. 10.
The younger men were still inclined to rebel. They felt that they were in great numbers and that they were strong: they believed--with that optimism of excited youth--that their will must prevail in the end. In their opinion the Cesar had done nothing to atone for his crime against the praefect of Rome, or for his dastardly cringing before the power of his people.