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He was consul in AD 61 but gave it up to become governor of Roman Britain until AD 63. He worked to rebuild relations with the natives following Gaius Suetonius Paulinus' crushing of the revolt of Boudicca. He was replaced by Marcus Trebellinus Maximus

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