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69 AD (search for this): life agricola, chapter 7
In the course of the following year (A. D. 69), a dreadful misfortune happened in his family, and proved to him a severe stroke of affliction.
A descent, from Otho's fleet, which roved about in quest of depredation, was made on the coast of Liguria.
The freebooters plundered the city of Intemelium, and in their fury, murdered Agricola's mother, then residing upon her own estate.
They laid waste her lands, and went off with a considerable booty.
Agricola set out immediately to pay the last tribute of filial piety, and being informed on his way, that Vespasian aspired to the imperial dignity, he declared at once in favour of that party.
In the beginning of the new reign, the government of Rome, and the whole administration, centred in Mucianus, Dornitian being, at that
time, too young for business, and from the elevation of his father claiming no other privilege than that of being debauched and profligate without control.
Agricola was despatched to raise new levies. He executed that com