Auditis Caesaris litteris, remissa aedilibus talis cura; luxusque mensae a fine Actiaci belli ad ea arma quis Servius Galba rerum adeptus est, per annos centum profusis sumptibus exerciti, paulatim exolevere.
When the Caesars epistle had been read the aediles were exempted from such a task; and spendthrift epicureanism, after being practised with ex-travagant prodigality throughout the century between the close of the Actian War and the struggle which placed Servius Galba on the throne, went gradually out of vogue.
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