Neque aliis dignus fuit T. Marius Urbinas, qui ab infimo militiae loco beneficiis divi Augusti imperatoris ad summos castrenses honores perductus eorumque uberrimis quaestibus locuples factus, non solum ceteris vitae temporibus ei se fortunas suas relinquere a quo acceperat praedicavit, sed etiam pridie quam exspiraret idem istud ipsi Augusto dixit, cum interim ne nomen quidem eius tabulis testamenti adiecit.
Nor did T. Marius of Urbinum deserve better. From the lowest rank in the army he was raised by the favour of the divine Augustus as Commander in Chief to the highest military posts and became rich with the abundant profits they yielded. Not only did he at other times of his life give out that he was leaving his wealth to the one from whom he had received it, but the day before he died he told Augustus himself the same thing. And all the while he did not even put Augustus name in his will.
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