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Serraeus, Veranius, and Vitellius followed'with equal fervour; and Vitellius with considerable eloquence. Through his hatred of Germanicus and his zeal for anarchy, so ran the indictment, Piso had, by relaxing discipline and permitting the maltreatment of the provincials, so far corrupted the common soldiers that among the vilest of them he was known as the Father of the Legions. On the other hand, he had been ruthless to the best men, especially the companions and friends of Germanicus, and at last, with the help of poison and the black arts, had destroyed the prince himself. Then had come the blasphemous rites and sacrifices of Plancina and himself, an armed assault on the commonwealth, and'in order that he might be put on his trial'defeat upon a stricken field.
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