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With him was associated Britannicus tutor Sosibius; who, ostensibly out of good-will, was to warn Claudius to be on his guard against a power and a purse which boded no good to emperors:'The prime mover in the killing of Gaius Caesar, Asiaticus had not trembled to avow his complicity in a gathering of the Roman people and even to arrogate the glory of the assassination. Famous, in consequence, at Rome, with a reputation that pervaded the provinces, he was preparing an excursion to the armies of Germany; for the reason that, born as he was at Vienne and backed by a multitude of powerful connections, he had every facility for creating trouble among the peoples of his native land.
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