C. Suetonius Tranquillus, Caligula, chapter 9, section 1

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Caligulae cognomen castrensi ioco traxit, quia manipulario habitu inter milites educabatur. apud quos quantum praeterea per hanc nutrimentorum consuetudinem amore et gratia ualuerit, maxime cognitum est, cum post excessum Augusti tumultuantis et in furorem usque praecipites solus haud dubie ex conspectu suo flexit. non enim prius destiterunt, quam ablegari eum ob seditionis periculum et in proximam ciuitatem demandari animaduertissent; tunc demum ad paenitentiam uersi reprenso ac retento uehiculo inuidiam quae sibi fieret deprecati sunt.

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