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In that town Fulvius Flaccus took vengeance for Campanian perfidy by inflicting capital punishment on the leaders of that community before his tribunal, but was obliged by a letter received from the senate to set an end to their suffering. To that suffering T. Vibellius Taurea the Campanian voluntarily offered himself, crying out as loudly as he could: Fulvius, since you are seized with so strong a desire to drain our blood, why are you so slow to draw your gory axe against me, so that you can boast that a rather braver man than yourself has been killed by your orders? Fulvius then averred that he would have done that with pleasure, if he were not prevented by the will of the senate. But I have had no instructions from the Conscript Fathers, said Vibellius. Look at me as I show you action welcome to your eyes but greater than your spirit.
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