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His intimate freedmen and slaves, who had more licence than prevails in private houses, constantly held before his eager eyes Neros luxurious court, his adulteries, his many marriages, and other royal vices, exhibiting them as his own if he only dared to take them, but taunting him with them as the privilege of others if he did not act. The astrologers also'a tribe of men untrustworthy for the powerful, deceitful towards the ambitious, a tribe which in our state will always be both forbidden and retained'they also urged him on, declaring from their observation of the stars that there were new movements on foot, and that the year would be a glorious one for Otho.
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