Burdo, Julius
commander of the fleet in Germany, A. D. 70, was obnoxious to the soldiers, because it was thought that he had had a hand in the death of Fonteius Capito; but he was protected by Vitellius from the vengeance of the soldiers. (Tac. Hist. 1.58.)
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