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1:14:02
On the whole, you are both
ethical in business matters...

1:14:05
and certainly farsighted socially.
1:14:09
Zenobia's put on a little weight
since l last saw her.

1:14:11
- Yes, hasn't she? l like it.
- So do l.

1:14:15
You and l have a tendency
towards corpulence.

1:14:17
Corpulence makes a man reasonable,
pleasant and phlegmatic.

1:14:21
Have you noticed the nastiest
of tyrants are invariably thin?

1:14:27
ln spite of your vices, you are
the most generous Roman of our time.

1:14:31
Vices?
1:14:34
The ladies.
1:14:39
Ladies!
Since when are they a vice?

1:14:41
Perhaps l used the wrong word.
An eccentricity, a foible.

1:14:45
l hope l pronounced that word--
1:14:47
lt's well-known that even your groom
and your butler are women.

1:14:50
I'm the most virtuous man in Rome.
1:14:53
l keep these women
out of my respect for Roman morality.

1:14:56
That morality, which has made
Rome strong enough to steal...

1:14:59
two-thirds of the world
from its rightful owners...

1:15:01
founded on the sanctity
of Roman marriage and family.

1:15:04
l happen to like women.
1:15:07
l have a promiscuous nature...
1:15:09
and, unlike these aristocrats,
l will not take a marriage vow...

1:15:11
which l know my nature
will prevent me from keeping.

1:15:14
You have too great a respect
for the purity of womankind.

1:15:17
Exactly.
1:15:19
lt must be tantalizing
to be surrounded by so much purity.

1:15:27
lt is.
1:15:28
Now, let's mix business with pleasure.
How may l help you?

1:15:34
Great Gracchus,
l find it difficult to hate...

1:15:37
but there's one man l can't think of
without fuming.

1:15:39
- Who's that?
- Crassus.

1:15:41
- You've grown ambitious in your hatred.
- Do you blame me?

1:15:45
There l was, better than
a millionaire in the morning...

1:15:47
and a penniless refugee
by nightfall...

1:15:50
with nothing but these rags
and my poor flesh to call my own.

1:15:52
All because Crassus decides
to break his journey at Capua...

1:15:55
with a couple of capricious,
over-painted nymphs!

1:15:58
These two daughters of Venus
had to taunt the gladiators...


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