Is crimina maiestatis et cupidinem imperii obiectabat; praebuissetque auris Caesar, nisi Agrippinae minis magis quam precibus mutatus esset, ut accusatori aqua atque igni interdiceret.
The charges he preferred were treason and designs upon the empire; and to these the Caesar would certainly have inclined his car, had not the prayers, or rather the threats of Agrippina converted him to the course of formally outlawing the prosecutor:
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