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A noble spirit, with no masks! Mevius (?), a Centurion of the divine Augustus, followed the same pattern of resolution. He had often fought with distinction in the Antonian War, but was surprised and surrounded by an enemy ambush and taken to Antony in Alexandria. Asked what should be done with him, Have me killed, he said, for neither benefit of life nor infliction of death can make me cease to be Caesars soldier or begin to be yours.
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