Narcissus vetus matrimonium, filiam communem (nam Antonia ex Paetina erat), nihil in penatibus eius novum disserebat, si sueta coniunx rediret, haudquaquam novercalibus odiis visura Britannicum, Octaviam, proxima suis pignora.
Narcissus discoursed on his early marriage, on the daughter who had blessed that union (for Antonia was Paetinas child), on the fact that no innovation in his domestic life would be entailed by the return of a spouse, who would regard Britannicus and Octavia 'pledges of affection, next in dearness to her own'with anything rather than stepmotherly aversion.
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