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III. The East Took My Father
The Senate grants her father an authority above the provincial governors and sends him east. He does not come back.
What his daughter has of it is not grief but the household’s accounting: who was in the room, whose hand wrote it down, which version was kept and what the record was made to say afterwards. She was three.
Source: chapter 2.
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A work of fiction. Julia Agrippina left no memoir and there is no manuscript.
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