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Equally outrageous was the banquet which Gemellus, a tribunician messenger free by birth but by employment base below servile condition, prepared for Consul Metellus Scipio and the Tribunes of the Plebs to the signal shame of the community. He set up a brothel in his house and in it as prostitutes Mucia and Fulvia, both famous through their fathers and husbands, and a boy of noble birth, Saturninus.
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