The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Tiberius, count them, and anxious hide them in holes; I was afraid lest a madness of a different nature should possess you: lest you [Aulus], should follow the example of Nomentanus, you, [Tiberius], that of Cicuta. Wherefore each of ...
... Tiberius, count them, and anxious hide them in holes; I was afraid lest a madness of a different nature should possess you: lest you [Aulus], should follow the example of Nomentanus, you, [Tiberius], that of Cicuta. Wherefore each of ...
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... Tiberius in his Dalmatian expedition. This prince continued some years visiting and regulating the Eastern provinces, until he had orders to lead his troops into Armenia, while Augustus proposed to march against the Parthians through ...
... Tiberius in his Dalmatian expedition. This prince continued some years visiting and regulating the Eastern provinces, until he had orders to lead his troops into Armenia, while Augustus proposed to march against the Parthians through ...
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... Tiberius, from whose hand the Parthian monarch received his crown. But is it not astonishing that Welleius Paterculus, always disposed to flatter Tiberius, hath forgotten a circumstance so glorious to him, and that we have not the least ...
... Tiberius, from whose hand the Parthian monarch received his crown. But is it not astonishing that Welleius Paterculus, always disposed to flatter Tiberius, hath forgotten a circumstance so glorious to him, and that we have not the least ...
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