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In Caesar's indirect statement, 'Caesar dīxit sē venīre' — who does 'sē' refer to?
Hint: Contrast sē (reflexive: back to main-verb subject) with eum (non-reflexive: someone else). 'Caesar dīxit sē venīre' vs. 'Caesar dīxit eum venīre'.