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Indignant at this, he at once made for the gate and went off to Rome. There he was admitted to the house of the orator Plancus, who had the habit, when he was going to declaim, of calling upon someone to speak before him. Albucius undertook that role, and filled it so effectively that he reduced Plancus to silence, since he did not venture to enter into competition.
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