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Most of the twelve Caesars were rumored to have been licentious as both adulterers and homosexuals (not that the two were mutually exclusive, as will be seen), and Gaius and Nero were both supposed to have been adulterers, active homosexuals, and pathics. According to Suetonius, Julius Caesar was cuckolded by Clodius (Iul. 6, 74) but was himself so noted an adulterer that Pompey (lul. 50) called him Aegisthus
(mock epic again); and his foreign affairs were the talk of Rome and of the army (Iul, 49–52).
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Most
of
the
twelve
Caesars
were
rumored
to
have
been
licentious
as
both
adulterers
and
homosexuals
(not
that
the
two
were
mutually
exclusive,
as
will
be
seen),
and
Gaius
and
Nero
were
both
supposed
to
have
been
adulterers,
active
homosexuals,
and
pathics.
According
to
Suetonius,
Julius
Caesar
was
cuckolded
by
Clodius
(Iul.
6,
74)
but
was
himself
so
noted
an
adulterer
that
Pompey
(lul.
50)
called
him
"Aegisthus"
(mock
epic
again);
and
his
foreign
affairs
were
the
talk
of
Rome
and
of
the
army
(Iul,
49–52).
