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 1 II |         the father of the young Aulus, now returning to his own
 2 II |     query of the proconsul. But Aulus laughed and said: “Do not
 3 II |    pomegranates. At this sight, Aulus left the courtyard and hastened
 4 II |        Lot with his daughters?”~Aulus, who had been reposing within
 5 III|     reclined Vitellius, his son Aulus, and Antipas; the proconsul
 6 III|     near the door, at the left, Aulus on the right, the tetrarch
 7 III|   diagonally over a linen toga.~Aulus had tied behind his back
 8 III|        shone a perpetual smile. Aulus had found him somewhere
 9 III|   Temple.~Antipas observed that Aulus rubbed himself under the
10 III|    durare videtur.~By this time Aulus was leaning over the side
11 III|        loss of his fortune.~But Aulus, quickly recovering after
12 III|     their anger knew no bounds. Aulus rallied them jeeringly apropos
13 III|      refused to translate them. Aulus suddenly became angry, the
14 III| proconsul wished to depart, but Aulus refused to accompany him.~
15 III|         the famous pantomimist. Aulus was overcome with faintness.
16 III|       placed the charger before Aulus, who had just awakened from