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The first death under the new principate, that of Junius Silanus, proconsul of Asia, was brought to pass, without Neros cognizance, by treachery on the part of Agrippina. It was not that he had provoked his doom by violence of temper, lethargic as he was, and so completely disdained by former despotisms that Gaius Caesar usually styled him the golden sheep; but Agrippina, who had procured the death of his brother Lucius Silanus, feared him as a possible avenger, since it was a generally expressed opinion of the multitude that Nero, barely emerged from boyhood and holding the empire in consequence of a crime, should take second place to a man of settled years, innocent character, and noble family, who'a point to be regarded in those days'was counted among the posterity of the Caesars: for Silanus, like Nero, was the son of a great-grandchild of Augustus.
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