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With the prospect of revenge presenting itself, Silana now suborned two of her clients, Iturius and Calvisius, to undertake the accusation; her charge being not the old, oft-heard tale that Agrippina was mourning the death of Britannicus or publishing the wrongs of Octavia, but that she had determined to encourage Rubellius Plautus into revolution'on the maternal side he was a descendant of the deified Augustus in the same degree as Nero'and as the partner of his couch and then of his throne to make her way once more into the conduct of affairs.
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