He was insatiable in his lusts, calling frequent commerce with women, as if it
					was a sort of exercise, κλινοπάλην ,
						 bed-wrestling , and it was reported that he swam about in
					company with the lowest prostitutes. His brother's daughter Julia, the daughter of Titus. was offered him in marriage when she
					was a virgin; but being at that time enamoured of Domitia, he obstinately
					refused her. Yet not long afterwards, when she was given to another, he was
					ready enough to debauch her, and that even while Titus was living. But after she
					had lost both her father and her husband, he loved her most passionately, and
					without disguise; insomuch that he was the occasion of her death, by obliging
					her to procure a miscarriage when she was with child by him.