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The Roman History: Of Sicily and the Other Islands (VII)

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[*] The patrician Clodius, surnamed Pulcher, which means [*] handsome, was in love with Caesars wife. He arrayed himself in womans clothes from head to foot, being still without a beard, and gained admission to Caesars house as a woman in the night, at a time when the mysteries [of the Bona Dea] were celebrated, to which only women were admitted. Having lost his guide, and being detected by others by the sound of his voice, he was hustled out. [*]

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