Pollio haud disparibus verbis ac nuper Vitellius censet; despondeturque Octavia, ac super priorem necessitudinem sponsus iam et gener Domitius aequari Britannico studiis matris, arte eorum, quis ob accusatam Messalinam ultio ex filio timebatur.
Pollio proposed his resolution in nearly the same phrases which had lately been employed by Vitellius; Octavias engagement followed; and Domitius'who, over and above his former relationship to the Emperor, was now his plighted son-in-law'began to assume equality with Britannicus, thanks to the zeal of his mother, and to the art of those who, in return for their arraignment of Messalina, apprehended the vengeance of her son.
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