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The consulate of Quintus Volusius and Publius Scipio was marked by peace abroad and by disgraceful excesses at home, where Nero'his identity dissembled under the dress of a slave'ranged the streets, the brothels, and the wine-shops of the capital, with an escort whose duties were to snatch wares exhibited for sale and to assault all persons they met, the victims having so little inkling of the truth that he himself took his buffets with the rest and bore their imprints on his face.
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