See utricularius on Wiktionary
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"translation": "Towards the end of his life he had publicly vowed that, if his position remained secure, he would also appear at the games celebrating his victory as a water organist, a choral flutist, and a bagpiper, and on the last day as an actor and dance Virgil’s Turnus. There are those who report that Paris the actor was put to death by him as a rival.",
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