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Nero (Ohio, United States) (search for this): life cl., chapter 9
He was not only exposed to contempt, but sometimes likewise to considerable danger: first, in his consulship; for, having been too remiss in providing and erecting the statues of Caius's brothers, Nero and Drusus, he was very near being deprived of his office; and afterwards he was continually harassed with informations against him by one or other, sometimes even by his own domestics.
When the conspiracy of Lepidus and Gaetulicus was discovered, being sent with some other deputies into Germany,A. U. C. 793. Life of CALIGULA, CC. xliv., xlv., c.
to congratulate the emperor upon the occasion, he was in danger of his life; Caius being greatly enraged, and loudly complaining, that his uncle was sent to him, as if he was a boy who wanted a governor.
Some even say, that he was thrown into a river, in his travelling dress.
From this period, he voted in the senate always the last of the members of consular rank; being called upon after the rest, on purpose to disgrace him.
A charge for the