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According to Fabius Rusticus, letters patent to Caecina Tuscus, investing him with the charge of the praetorian cohorts, were actually written, but by the intervention of Seneca the post was saved for Burrus. Pliny and Cluvius refer to no suspicion of the prefects loyalty; and Fabius certainly tends to overpraise Seneca, by whose friendship he flourished.
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