san ADJ11VOCSMPOS ante ADVPOS  exit VPAR61NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL qu PRON10ABLSM egregi ADJ11ACCSFPOS otho N31NOMSM fam N11ACCSF vitelli N25NOMSM flagitiosissi ADJ11ACCSFSUPER meru V21PERFACTIVEIND3P minus ADVCOMP vitelli N25GENSMr ignav ADJ11GENSFPOS voluptat N31NOMPF qu PRON10ACCSF othon N31GENSM flagrantissi ADJ31GENSFSUPER libidin N31NOMPF tim V21IMPFPASSIVEIND3P addid V31PLUPACTIVEIND3S hu PRON31DATSX terror N31ACCSM atque CONJ odi N24NOMSN caed V31FUTACTIVEIND2S galb N11GENSM contra ADVPOS ill PRON61DATSX initi N24NOMSN bell N22GENSN nemo N31NOMSC imput V11IMPFACTIVEIND3S
In fact, before these two met their deaths, in which Otho won a glorious reputation while Vitellius gained infamy, the indolent pleasures of Vitellius were less feared than the fiery passions of Otho. Moreover the murder of Galba had made men stand in terror of Otho and hate him; but no one blamed Vitellius for beginning the war.
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