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The pyre of Acilius Aviola also gave our community cause to marvel. Believed dead by his doctors and servants, he lay in his house for some time. Borne out for burial, after the fire caught his body he cried out that he was alive and called for help from his tutor, who alone had remained on the spot. But he was already surrounded by the flames and could not be rescued from his fate.
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