Die senatus metu et aegritudine fessus, sive, ut tradidere quidam, simulato morbo, lectica delatus ad foris curiae innisusque fratri et manus ac supplices voces. ad Tiberium tendens immoto eius vultu excipitur
On the day the senate met, he was so exhausted by fear and distress'unless, as some accounts have it, he counterfeited illness'that he was borne to the doors of the Curia in a litter, and, leaning on his brother, extended his hands and his appeals to Tiberius, by whom he was received without the least change of countenance.
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