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During the presence of Claudius at the Circensian Games, when a cavalcade of boys from the great families opened the mimic battle of Troy, among them being the emperors son, Britannicus, and Lucius Domitius,'soon to be adopted as heir to the throne and to the designation of Nero,'the livelier applause given by the populace to Domitius was accepted as prophetic.
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