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Caesar, now victor over all his enemies foreign and domestic, ordered him to disown his son because the latter as Tribune of the Plebs together with his colleague Marullus had sought to bring Caesar into odium by suggesting that he aimed at becoming king. Caesetius had the courage to reply thus: You will rob me of all my sons, Caesar, before I drive one of them away by my censure.
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