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Abstract Galba had a tiny court, dominated by a male lover called Icelus. In Rome, while Vitellius was still in Germany, Galba was killed by Poppaea’s ex-husband, Otho, who successfully claimed the throne for himself. Vitellius had two ambitious junior officers, Caecina and Valens, who were now organising his campaign against Otho rather than Galba. Vitellius stayed behind for a series of coronation parties. Of Nero’s former courtiers in Rome, Acte escaped to prosperity and Calvia Crispinilla joined the new regime.
Oxford University Press
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Abstract Galba had a tiny court, dominated by a male lover called Icelus.
In Rome, while Vitellius was still in Germany, Galba was killed by Poppaea’s ex-husband, Otho, who successfully claimed the throne for himself.
Vitellius had two ambitious junior officers, Caecina and Valens, who were now organising his campaign against Otho rather than Galba.
Vitellius stayed behind for a series of coronation parties.
Of Nero’s former courtiers in Rome, Acte escaped to prosperity and Calvia Crispinilla joined the new regime.

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