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Pliny the Younger (A.D. 63 - 113) was an ancient Roman writer and senator famous for his letters, the only part of his substantial and wide-ranging writings to have survived. He was a contemporary and friend of Suetonius, a famous Roman historian.

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−	'''Pliny the Younger''' (A.D. 63 - 113) was an ancient [[Roman]] writer and senator famous for his letters ~~which~~ have survived ~~to our modern day~~. He was a contemporary and friend of [[Suetonius]], a famous Roman historian.	+	'''Pliny the Younger''' (A.D. 63 - 113) was an ancient [[Roman]] writer and senator famous for his letters, the only part of his substantial and wide-ranging writings to have survived. He was a contemporary and friend of [[Suetonius]], a famous Roman historian.

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