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As his advocates the defendant now specified Lucius Arruntius, Publius Vinicius, Asinius Gallus, Marcellus Aeserninus and Sextus Pompeius. They declined on various pretexts, and Manius Lepidus, Lucius Piso, and Livincius Regulus came to his support. The whole nation was eagerly speculating upon the loyalty of Germanicus friends, the criminals grounds for confidence, the chances that Tiberius would be able to keep his sentiments effectively under lock and key.
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