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In a similar hurry into death was C. Licinius Macer, an ex-Praetor, father of Calvus. He was on trial for extortion and climbed up to a balcony while the votes were being sorted. Seeing M. Cicero, who was president of the court, taking off his magistrates gown, he sent him a message to say that he had died, not as a man convicted, but as a defendant and his property could not be put to public auction. Then he covered his mouth and throat with a handkerchief that he happened to have in his hand and stopped his breathing, thus anticipating sentence by death.
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