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A day in old Rome

Note 83 — Chapter IX · PHYSICIANS AND FUNERALS

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As in the case of the death of Cæsar Germanicus (19 A.D.) whose death at Antioch was probably natural, but which all his friends attributed to poison given by his personal enemy, the Proconsul Piso.

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