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They began to throw themselves on the breasts of their fellow-soldiers, to hang on their necks, to beg for a farewell kiss, praying them not to desert them or allow them to suffer a different fate when their cause had been the same; they kept appealing now to Mucianus, now to the absent emperor, finally to heaven and the gods, until Mucianus stopped their needless panic by calling them all soldiers bound by the same oath and soldiers of the same emperor. He was the readier to do this as the victorious troops by their cheers seconded the tears of the others.
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