Obvius in Palatio Iulius Atticus speculator, cruentum gladium ostentans, occisum a se Othonem exclamavit; et Galba Commilito, inquit, quis iussit? insigni animo ad coercendam militarem licentiam, minantibus intrepidus, adversus blandientis incorruptus.
Julius Atticus, one of the bodyguard, met him in the palace, and exhibiting his bloody sword cried out that he had killed Otho. Who gave you orders, comrade? said Galba; for Galba showed a remarkable spirit in checking licence on the part of the soldiers; before threats he was unterrified, and incorruptible against flattery.
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