Hoc movit C. Marium imperatorem, tum cum Lusium sororis suae filium, tribunum militum, a C. Plotio manipulari milite iure caesum pronuntiavit, quia eum de stupro compellare ausus fuerat.
This counselled general C. Marius when he pronounced Military Tribune C. Lusius, his sisters son, justifiably killed by C. Plotius, a private soldier, because the Tribune had dared to solicit him sexually.
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