Et iam erat in aspectu Messalina clamitabatque audiret Octaviae et Britannici matrem, cum obstrepere accusator, Silium et nuptias referens; simul codicillos libidinum indices tradidit, quis visus Caesaris averteret.
And now Messalina was within view. She was crying to the emperor to hear the mother of Octavia and Britannicus, when the accusers voice rose in opposition with the history of Silius and the bridal: at the same time, to avert the Caesars gaze, he handed him the memoranda exposing her debaucheries.
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