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Later, when this son had grown up, he had been conscripted into the Seventh legion by Galba. Now he happened to meet his father, whom he wounded and struck down; then, as he looked closely at the dying man, the father and son recognized each other; the son embraced his expiring father and prayed with tears in his voice that his fathers spirit would forgive him and not abhor him as a patricide. The crime, he cried, is the States; and what does a single soldier count for in civil war? At the same time he lifted up the body and began to dig a grave, performing the last duties toward a father.
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