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Posterity may find it hard to believe that one whose father was of noble birth and consular rank and won a triumph, who was himself in command of a mighty army of brave soldiers devoted to their general, could be hailed as Imperator by his men and receive from Rome the title of Germanicus when governor of Germany,
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