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Thereupon Antonius, as consul, summoned the senate. Cassius had been in favour of slaying Antony as well as Caesar, and of destroying Caesars will, but Brutus had opposed him, insisting that citizens ought not to seek the blood of any but the tyrant'for to call Caesar tyrant placed his deed in a better light. Dolabella, whom Caesar had named for the consulship, with the intention of putting him in his own place,a had already seized the fasces and the insignia of that office. Having summoned the senate, Antonius, acting as the guarantor of peace, sent his own sonsb to the capitol as hostages and thus gave his assurance to the slayers of Caesar that they might come down in safety.
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