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[34] There was added to this another more powerful impulse to treacherous attacks, which ruined the said Aginatius. For he [p. 109] accused Victorinus after his death of having sold decisions 1 of Maximinus during his lifetime, although he himself had received no contemptible legacies from Victorinus' will; and with like impudence he threatened Anepsia also, Victorinus's widow, with charges and litigious suits.

1 I.e., favourable decisions, acquittals.

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