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Philippus, however, appears to have helped his step-son to pay the legacies: for his later services, attested or conjectural.The fact comes from a source that had every reason to enhance the courageous and independent spirit of the young Caesar. Octavianus' other relatives were of little consequence. When Salvidienus tended flocks upon his native hills as a boy, a tongue of flame shot up and hovered over his head, a royal portent.Salvidienus was the elder and the more important of the two, cf. Brutus' abusive reference to him.No mention of either by Cicero--their mere names would have been a damaging revelation. Salvidienus may well have been an equestrian officer in Caesar's army.