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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	43
is said to have	40
in the time of	31
year of his age	30
on the other hand	25
in the midst of	24
said to have been	24
in the case of	22
the rest of the	22
at the head of	21
as well as the	21
a man of consular	20
for the purpose of	19
man of consular rank	19
in the presence of	18
the time of the	18
he is said to	17
in the reign of	17
of the calends of	17
seems to have been	17
the time of his	17
of the equestrian order	16
in a short time	16
of the pretorian guards	16
the temple of jupiter	16
the people of rome	16
of the temple of	15
upon the death of	15
of the twelve caesars	15
it is said that	15
on account of his	15
in the temple of	15
decree of the senate	15
appears to have been	15
the senate and people	14
he was obliged to	14
the rest of his	14
by the title of	14
in the habit of	14
it would have been	14
lives of the twelve	14
at the time of	14
for a long time	14
in the person of	14
of the civil war	13
in the consulship of	13
about the same time	13
of those who were	13
in the way of	13
his lives of the	13
in the campus martius	13
there is reason to	13
the banks of the	13
the lives of the	13
the use of the	13
for the first time	13
it is certain that	13
he put to death	13
after the death of	13
lives of the grammarians	13
to have been a	13
and corrected by t	12
into the hands of	12
twelve caesars by c	12
that he should be	12
the middle of the	12
with a view to	12
the title of emperor	12
the translation of alexander	12
translation of alexander thomson	12
on account of the	12
the government of the	12
in which he was	12
in the character of	12
the time of augustus	12
the name of the	12
the twelve caesars by	12
in the beginning of	12
to which are added	12
of the roman people	12
revised and corrected by	12
the temple of mars	11
in the course of	11
those who had been	11
that he had been	11
he seems to have	11
a decree of the	11
was one of the	11
he ordered to be	11
as often as he	11
the calends of january	11
the form of a	11
the temple of the	11
of those who had	11
tribunes of the people	11
the head of the	11
the death of his	11
the freedom of the	10
ordered him to be	10
an account of the	10
the greater part of	10
under the title of	10
of the first rank	10
for the sake of	10
from the time of	10
it must have been	10
with the title of	10
the tribunes of the	10
he was in the	10
men of consular rank	9
the beginning of his	9
the command of the	9
in the service of	9
in the neighbourhood of	9
in the shape of	9
as soon as he	9
it is probable that	9
was the first who	9
king of the parthians	9
the images of the	9
in a letter to	9
in the name of	9
the day of his	9
at the foot of	9
under the name of	9
is one of the	9
with his own hand	9
of the reign of	9
supposed to be the	9
in the administration of	9
the hands of the	9
the honour of a	9
the administration of justice	9
in the middle of	9
the expiration of his	9
that he could not	9
by the name of	8
his return to rome	8
the freedom of rome	8
that part of the	8
beginning of his reign	8
one of the most	8
was at that time	8
of the first distinction	8
the presence of the	8
with regard to the	8
with the view of	8
the nature of the	8
as if he had	8
the family of the	8
in the first place	8
was the son of	8
are said to have	8
upon the day of	8
of his own life	8
is said that he	8
in consequence of a	8
in the use of	8
in the following terms	8
in the same manner	8
was at this time	8
freedom of the city	8
to the memory of	8
tribune of the people	8
that he might not	8
the death of augustus	8
the son of a	8
honour of a triumph	8
with respect to the	8
the power of the	8
with which he was	8
as far as the	8
of the roman empire	8
the interests of the	8
in the civil war	7
prefect of the pretorian	7
the conclusion of the	7
the centre of the	7
on the side of	7
he was so much	7
put an end to	7
the race of the	7
father of his country	7
a few days before	7
the author of the	7
put to the torture	7
of the same name	7
he returned to rome	7
in a state of	7
was born in the	7
had the honour of	7
of some of the	7
that he was not	7
to be put to	7
in the hands of	7
at the age of	7
and the rest of	7
the reign of augustus	7
the manners of the	7
the reign of nero	7
to have been of	7
for the most part	7
the senatorian and equestrian	7
of the vestal virgins	7
to the government of	7
the last of the	7
by whom he had	7
to the cultivation of	7
a part of the	7
the affections of the	7
said that he was	7
in honour of his	7
senate and people of	7
in the form of	7
put him to death	7
the day of the	7
not so much as	7
on the banks of	7
and people of rome	7
the beginning of the	7
at the end of	7
a man of the	7
in one of his	7
is reported to have	7
the emperor and his	7
was so far from	7
part of his life	7
at the expiration of	7
the end of the	7
that he was the	7
after he became emperor	6
that he would be	6
in the mean time	6
the situation of the	6
to the study of	6
a view to the	6
the palace of the	6
hundred millions of sesterces	6
the end of his	6
of the people of	6
towards the close of	6
by whom he was	6
the close of the	6
advancement to the empire	6
in imitation of the	6
the eyes of the	6
the care of the	6
the office of praetor	6
of a roman knight	6
is reason to think	6
that it was the	6
that he might be	6
not only in the	6
the ides of march	6
he went over to	6
that it would be	6
the temple of peace	6
as one of the	6
it is difficult to	6
and put to death	6
on the palatine hill	6
into the form of	6
the whole body of	6
a great number of	6
it is well known	6
during the reign of	6
the authority of the	6
to have been written	6
the same time that	6
government of the empire	6
would have been interesting	6
an act of the	6
one of his freedmen	6
all those who had	6
for him in the	6
he had recourse to	6
in the room of	6
under the command of	6
in which he had	6
with a degree of	6
the title of father	6
by the death of	6
the memory of his	6
if he had been	6
at the death of	6
the citizens of rome	6
the course of the	6
supposed to have been	6
assembly of the people	6
of the human race	6
according to his own	6
a centurion of the	6
a few days after	6
centurion of the first	6
is supposed to have	6
the point of the	6
of a man who	6
so far as to	6
in the circensian games	6
he was in a	6
he entered the city	6
the side of the	6
of alexander the great	6
he was of a	6
that he was a	6
of a man of	6
from time to time	6
of the flavian family	6
the number of the	6
time of his death	6
an end to his	6
the limits of the	6
senatorian and equestrian orders	6
the whole course of	6
since the time of	6
some are of opinion	6
to the island of	6
his advancement to the	6
the day before the	6
in such a manner	6
the country of the	6
that he had not	6
whole body of the	6
is difficult to say	6
and when he was	6
at that time the	6
the reign of tiberius	6
of one of his	6
from his earliest years	6
the protection of the	6
men of the equestrian	5
that he used to	5
is reason to believe	5
the daughter of a	5
on the point of	5
at the moment of	5
the age of manhood	5
but it was not	5
of the highest rank	5
filled the office of	5
has been mentioned before	5
he was the first	5
for some time after	5
with his own hands	5
violent hands upon himself	5
with which it was	5
that he was born	5
man of pretorian rank	5
through the means of	5
the death of tiberius	5
in which they were	5
was the daughter of	5
the first of the	5
he was born at	5
both civil and military	5
the point of a	5
was born upon the	5
the coast of campania	5
the first of these	5
on the coast of	5
had been burnt down	5
from the foundation of	5
the king of the	5
of an equestrian family	5
who had formerly been	5
the remains of the	5
the proceedings of the	5
day on which he	5
that he was in	5
four hundred thousand sesterces	5
to the dignity of	5
in the same way	5
the third of the	5
he was upon the	5
the care of his	5
a hundred millions of	5
it was his custom	5
to those who were	5
to the family of	5
the people in the	5
which had been long	5
to the senate and	5
it was he who	5
laid violent hands upon	5
he died in the	5
title of father of	5
to the highest pitch	5
to have been the	5
him by the senate	5
of the family of	5
the temple of apollo	5
act of the senate	5
that the roman people	5
the streets of rome	5
in his own person	5
in the manner of	5
the dignity of the	5
condition of the roman	5
to whom he had	5
to such a degree	5
a tribune of the	5
by the fall of	5
as well as in	5
unanimously saluted by the	5
entertained the people with	5
still to be seen	5
in his first consulship	5
the character of a	5
that he would not	5
the honour of the	5
letter to the senate	5
the arms of the	5
for the administration of	5
it is impossible to	5
some time or other	5
a town of the	5
on the other side	5
and after he had	5
the expulsion of the	5
in an age when	5
for the use of	5
of the roman power	5
which he had made	5
as if it was	5
the site of the	5
the former of these	5
day before the calends	5
the theatre of marcellus	5
so much as a	5
to him by the	5
race of the caesars	5
and at the same	5
at the instigation of	5
in his own presence	5
he ordered them to	5
daughter of a man	5
be put to death	5
towards the end of	5
that he not only	5
as much as possible	5
was in the habit	5
it appears to have	5
in the management of	5
he is reported to	5
the empire of the	5
to that of the	5
a man of pretorian	5
the waters of the	5
in which they had	5
the banishment of ovid	5
that he would have	5
may be regarded as	5
the condition of the	5
of which he was	5
he was not only	5
which had been burnt	5
the first day of	5
by the hands of	5
under the pretext of	5
to which he was	5
and such as were	5
form of a province	5
in which it is	5
at the expense of	5
one and the same	5
before the temple of	5
carried in a litter	5
a candidate for the	5
reason to believe that	5
the death of the	5
he made no scruple	5
the shape of a	5
in the island of	5
or so much as	5
that no one should	5
the battle of philippi	5
hunting of wild beasts	5
a few years after	5
a letter to the	5
the state of the	5
had by this time	5
by the advice of	5
which he held in	5
temple of jupiter capitolinus	5
of the augustan age	5
nor did he ever	5
and that he might	5
the temple of venus	5
the gates of the	5
with which they were	5
the master of the	5
to which he had	5
with the rest of	5
two hundred thousand sesterces	5
the commencement of the	5
of father of his	5
of the emperor and	5
of the life of	5
to those about him	5
images of the gods	5
of the state of	5
to the roman people	5
at the dedication of	5
a few months before	5
offices of the state	5
to the end of	5
that he was obliged	5
the hands of his	5
under the pretence of	5
the service of the	5
as well as to	5
the representation of a	4
we may be sure	4
the month of december	4
upon the calends of	4
in consequence of his	4
the statues of the	4
of the christian aera	4
the temple of janus	4
which followed the death	4
and the temple of	4
master of the horse	4
the army of the	4
that there was a	4
the government of a	4
for it is certain	4
the house of flavia	4
by the emperor claudius	4
must be remembered that	4
assemblies of the people	4
the building of the	4
was a native of	4
the voice of the	4
the reduction of the	4
on the road to	4
the tenor of his	4
when he was in	4
had been adopted by	4
to a life of	4
end to his life	4
good state of health	4
of him in the	4
succession to the empire	4
it is to be	4
in the battle of	4
which had formerly been	4
at an early age	4
by an act of	4
years before the christian	4
so much the more	4
the year in which	4
was a roman knight	4
the life of augustus	4
within the limits of	4
it must be remembered	4
the entrance of the	4
the administration of affairs	4
of the campus martius	4
the honours of a	4
is probable that he	4
the bed of the	4
during a period of	4
in spite of all	4
along the coast of	4
in the circus maximus	4
was to have been	4
the battle of pharsalia	4
as he entered the	4
a poem on the	4
and in a short	4
year of the christian	4
the gates of rome	4
saluted him by the	4
whilst he was yet	4
in the power of	4
death of julius caesar	4
the use of arms	4
he entered the senate	4
and that he should	4
were of a nature	4
in course of time	4
a mark of infamy	4
an assembly of the	4
to give an account	4
for the entertainment of	4
the laws of the	4
of the senate to	4
year of the reign	4
the magistrates of the	4
and that he was	4
saluted by the title	4
he returned to his	4
the minds of men	4
incurred the displeasure of	4
of two hundred and	4
a little before the	4
as has been already	4
which had been left	4
on the subject of	4
orders of the people	4
large sums of money	4
had been married to	4
by those who had	4
he went to the	4
the close of his	4
was brought to rome	4
the mouth of the	4
who had been married	4
who had been his	4
in the death of	4
state of the empire	4
of good and evil	4
had been guilty of	4
party of the nobles	4
that he did not	4
of the people in	4
was not to be	4
at the close of	4
before the death of	4
his daughter and grand	4
management of public affairs	4
of the adverse party	4
of the world in	4
for a short time	4
any of the provinces	4
with a mixture of	4
of the roman army	4
of the roman knights	4
is evident from the	4
to the roman arms	4
order that he might	4
history of his own	4
part of the world	4
at which he was	4
one of his statues	4
the extinction of the	4
if it had been	4
the road to naples	4
was supposed to be	4
of the city to	4
the daughter of marcus	4
put a stop to	4
that he should have	4
the termination of the	4
he used to say	4
the second book of	4
now arrived at the	4
the shore of the	4
of a nature to	4
he ordered him to	4
upon condition that he	4
for the honour of	4
give an account of	4
it was in the	4
he applied himself with	4
applied himself to the	4
in the month of	4
that one of the	4
in the pursuit of	4
and he would have	4
on his return from	4
in the centre of	4
to some of the	4
building of the city	4
during the whole course	4
to that of his	4
he wrote to him	4
he sent for the	4
that he had a	4
upon his arrival in	4
and though he had	4
the temple of concord	4
upon his return to	4
which he had formerly	4
the best means of	4
to his own house	4
the use of his	4
in his second consulship	4
the foundation of rome	4
he was a man	4
for whom he had	4
was invited to die	4
in the annals of	4
the case of a	4
of several of the	4
he was the only	4
the loss of his	4
the foot of the	4
the case of his	4
upon the ides of	4
followed the death of	4
the hunting of wild	4
there was no one	4
has been already observed	4
the ninth of the	4
he was so far	4
in different parts of	4
in that part of	4
they seem to have	4
man of the world	4
it appears from the	4
the wings of the	4
to those who had	4
in the act of	4
be erected for him	4
his hands and feet	4
fourth year of his	4
could not refrain from	4
the reign of commodus	4
for the execution of	4
made himself master of	4
belonging to the family	4
the genius of the	4
a million of sesterces	4
which he had not	4
the incursions of the	4
after the battle of	4
in the choice of	4
to be erected for	4
day of his reign	4
the field of mars	4
in the times of	4
torn to pieces by	4
by means of a	4
of the civil wars	4
all the rest of	4
in order that he	4
of one of the	4
the fall of the	4
that it was a	4
with a variety of	4
or none at all	4
at the public expense	4
in a fit of	4
at his own expense	4
as if they had	4
with a number of	4
office of pontifex maximus	4
reason to think that	4
calends the first of	4
is certain that he	4
by a decree of	4
the history of his	4
that it might not	4
to be a good	4
the death of julius	4
to pay his respects	4
in the highest degree	4
with him in the	4
the first distinction in	4
a certain number of	4
who had been made	4
an account of his	4
it was impossible to	4
as a private person	4
his accession to the	4
for the loss of	4
such a number of	4
at the distance of	4
to any one of	4
the murder of his	4
whether he should not	4
the isthmus of corinth	4
fifty millions of sesterces	4
temple of the flavian	4
the captain of the	4
still in good preservation	4
the use of wine	4
their wives and children	4
to the care of	4
part of the roman	4
had been put to	4
the cognomen of germanicus	4
the calends the first	4
after his return from	4
that they had been	4
was a man of	4
master of the world	4
was condemned to death	4
he conducted himself with	4
palace of the caesars	4
the statue of jupiter	4
to the rank of	4
the day on which	4
the highest honours to	4
on the day of	4
during the celebration of	4
the greatest of men	4
the opening of the	4
in regard to the	4
the cause of the	4
as a part of	4
and some of them	4
pay his respects to	4
condition that he should	4
that he intended to	4
all those who were	4
on the same day	4
put to the sword	4
it is true that	4
him to be put	4
he would not so	4
on the appian way	4
the foundation of the	4
at the battle of	4
the office of consul	4
to him as a	4
it seems to have	4
candidate for the consulship	4
the spoils of the	4
when he came to	4
to the advice of	4
to the honour of	4
the office of pontifex	4
who was born at	4
by the favour of	4
he was sent to	4
of the people to	4
bad state of health	4
persons of the first	4
the execution of this	4
of which he had	4
the charge of the	4
so much as the	4
in the history of	4
the minds of the	4
of the young emperor	4
to be dragged from	4
ninth of the calends	4
of castor and pollux	4
mother of the gods	4
the entertainment of the	4
the celebration of the	4
in the composition of	4
if at any time	4
the leaders of the	4
from the death of	4
a vast number of	4
of the name of	4
the day before he	4
as well as for	4
the temple of castor	4
the party of the	4
a man who had	4
a new kind of	4
third year of his	4
by the will of	4
as in the case	4
lost his father when	4
is to be regretted	3
see note to c	3
he applied himself to	3
the rome of that	3
after the conquest of	3
paid particular attention to	3
built the temple of	3
he had two sons	3
the expiration of the	3
had been sent to	3
of the nature of	3
the names of the	3
regard to the public	3
expiration of his praetorship	3
government of the province	3
whatever might be the	3
he was not the	3
appear to have been	3
upon his return from	3
and the death of	3
he was a mere	3
in the attributes of	3
and that of the	3
on the summit of	3
in the houses of	3
the ground in the	3
only that he was	3
even by his own	3
the founder of the	3
before the christian aera	3
to him in the	3
streets of the city	3
persons in the city	3
years in which he	3
six years of age	3
the troops of the	3
which had been erected	3
up and down the	3
five hundred thousand sesterces	3
to the office of	3
temple of venus genitrix	3
if they had been	3
paid the highest honours	3
even went so far	3
in the situation of	3
the latter part of	3
for some time in	3
who was in a	3
he had occasion to	3
to all ranks of	3
must have been a	3
a citizen of rome	3
from a passage in	3
the time he was	3
of one of them	3
complimented with the title	3
made no secret of	3
to the lot of	3
his adoption into the	3
reported to have said	3
the altars of the	3
and even in the	3
upon receiving intelligence of	3
some of his friends	3
him that he would	3
the prosecution of the	3
to him that he	3
state of rewards and	3
at the time he	3
to the nature of	3
the value of the	3
he was reduced to	3
of the liberal sciences	3
at the gates of	3
those who were condemned	3
he succeeded to the	3
there was not a	3
as it had been	3
of a nature the	3
by a roman knight	3
be carried to the	3
of the circus maximus	3
until late at night	3
the other side of	3
side of the forum	3
of the roman emperors	3
the eyes of all	3
had the good fortune	3
his hand to kiss	3
of his mother and	3
but there is reason	3
he gave up the	3
a very young man	3
young man of a	3
that he would give	3
of body and mind	3
from the building of	3
either in jest or	3
second book of the	3
the same time an	3
and ordered it to	3
melted down all the	3
spoils taken from the	3
in the town of	3
republican form of government	3
as much as he	3
he governed the province	3
at this time in	3
with the blood of	3
it is believed that	3
and on various subjects	3
he chose rather to	3
much for the sake	3
after the loss of	3
times of the republic	3
in an affair of	3
in his last moments	3
the constitution of his	3
of fifty millions of	3
the writings of the	3
that in a very	3
of the most eminent	3
the temple of vesta	3
to pieces by dogs	3
a show of gladiators	3
would have been curious	3
on the top of	3
the course of his	3
a hundred and fifty	3
a good state of	3
he made use of	3
columns of white marble	3
the model of the	3
was a matter of	3
at a vast expense	3
the fashion of the	3
and those who were	3
to have been at	3
he designed to have	3
to say nothing of	3
the memory of the	3
summoned as a witness	3
as well as by	3
could not but be	3
there are no remains	3
by whom it is	3
but at last he	3
he had done nothing	3
those whom he had	3
of the defeat of	3
in a few days	3
at an early period	3
temples of the gods	3
by whom it was	3
the strength of the	3
of the number of	3
in the execution of	3
been transmitted to posterity	3
affections of the army	3
he was yet an	3
with whom he was	3
it may not be	3
the names of those	3
the dedication of the	3
was not in the	3
seems to be confirmed	3
opened and read in	3
and that he would	3
during the period of	3
by the help of	3
upon an estate belonging	3
the term of his	3
frequently in his mouth	3
that he was so	3
introduced amongst the romans	3
the tribunal of the	3
to restore order in	3
to the imperial dignity	3
was not so much	3
which might be expected	3
at the public spectacles	3
at the feet of	3
and the roman people	3
the whole of his	3
the rewards due to	3
he not only gave	3
under pretence of his	3
the territory of the	3
a funeral oration in	3
after the expiration of	3
the name of augustus	3
the jews from rome	3
provinces of the empire	3
the top of the	3
in connection with the	3
the emperor in the	3
he was on the	3
of the palatine apollo	3
the wrath of the	3
there now remain only	3
in great favour with	3
it may be affirmed	3
the jealousy of the	3
the great offices of	3
miles from the city	3
he was desirous of	3
to the astonishment of	3
not so much for	3
civil war between caesar	3
had been given to	3
the habits of the	3
would some time or	3
as he was returning	3
the appearance of a	3
he took possession of	3
the neighbourhood of rome	3
a person who had	3
the mercy of the	3
the age of puberty	3
he was in love	3
he published a proclamation	3
the conspiracy of catiline	3
he was induced to	3
of all those who	3
the calends of october	3
one of the consuls	3
those who were in	3
in process of time	3
of rewards and punishments	3
in a public sense	3
might not be too	3
upon the third of	3
he was sacrificing in	3
site of the present	3
day of his death	3
had been taken from	3
he scarcely ever gave	3
was the brother of	3
at the same moment	3
he was taken off	3
was the author of	3
he could not refrain	3
the moment of his	3
the seats of the	3
the body of the	3
with respect to his	3
centurions of the first	3
pronounced a funeral oration	3
a third part of	3
the interposition of the	3
the manner in which	3
by the emperor and	3
pounds of our money	3
in any other way	3
but that of the	3
above the level of	3
the character of the	3
on the brink of	3
as well as of	3
of a wise man	3
the will of the	3
the front of the	3
the corners of the	3
so much as one	3
upon a charge of	3
the assemblies of the	3
was advanced in years	3
of the ancient romans	3
made no scruple to	3
soldiers belonging to the	3
spring and summer flowers	3
that it was not	3
the support of the	3
from the rest of	3
seems to be the	3
part of the palatium	3
of a private person	3
the reformation of the	3
which he had ordered	3
account of his youth	3
he was regarded by	3
the senate or the	3
a man of rank	3
of wearing the gold	3
was supposed to have	3
in the imitation of	3
out of the temple	3
accession to the empire	3
advice of his friends	3
were at this time	3
decrees of the senate	3
those who were not	3
as were convicted of	3
in which he might	3
not being able to	3
in danger of his	3
to the eyes of	3
told him that he	3
the summit of a	3
the spoils taken from	3
which he designed to	3
all orders of the	3
prefect of the city	3
he might not be	3
a young man of	3
that he might have	3
be said of him	3
in a very short	3
even when he was	3
in praise of his	3
had seen in his	3
of the liberal arts	3
officers of the army	3
he dreamt that he	3
had ordered to be	3
when he assumed the	3
we meet with no	3
he held in his	3
on his return to	3
seem to have been	3
census of the people	3
a period to her	3
admitted into the senate	3
greater part of the	3
given him by his	3
as a man of	3
upwards of four hundred	3
to the worship of	3
in and for itself	3
upon the expiration of	3
quarters of the city	3
time of the day	3
in the prosecution of	3
frontiers of the empire	3
the honour of being	3
empire of the world	3
he was ready to	3
of the senate and	3
called out to the	3
he was prevailed upon	3
seen in his dream	3
out of the room	3
of a patrician family	3
he fell into a	3
to whom they were	3
to brutus and cassius	3
he had entered the	3
to provide for the	3
of his private life	3
gone so far as	3
an account of their	3
the presence of a	3
that he was taken	3
on account of her	3
a dose of poison	3
nature of the subject	3
but there was no	3
while he was in	3
by the interest of	3
to the senate or	3
are no remains of	3
and then he would	3
him that he had	3
from the wrath of	3
work is divided into	3
the battle of actium	3
the remainder of the	3
it is remarkable that	3
the order of the	3
in the country of	3
different parts of the	3
war between caesar and	3
an intimate friend of	3
all ranks of the	3
he was advised to	3
of the great dictator	3
he was advanced to	3
to the pretorian troops	3
but in the midst	3
a due regard to	3
not only did the	3
the father of his	3
the civil war between	3
island in the archipelago	3
a private conference with	3
his first entrance upon	3
all on a sudden	3
in addition to the	3
in the german war	3
on the same subject	3
while he was yet	3
him while he was	3
the affairs of the	3
the very moment of	3
he arrived at the	3
been used to do	3
say that he was	3
so called from the	3
on a variety of	3
of some of them	3
not be improper to	3
the acclamations of the	3
by the decrees of	3
a degree of moderation	3
the son of his	3
in the family of	3
which he had so	3
the romans had now	3
the repairs of the	3
there was no other	3
was for some time	3
declared that he would	3
the death of one	3
a view of the	3
the vengeance of the	3
for which he was	3
in the second book	3
were deposited in the	3
to have had a	3
was in love with	3
was the only man	3
at the entrance of	3
took care to have	3
up in the temple	3
a place in the	3
and for the most	3
had formerly been the	3
he commanded him to	3
he was not a	3
to the task of	3
captain of the guard	3
according to an ancient	3
enjoyed a good state	3
the occasion of his	3
entertained a design of	3
he enjoyed a good	3
he was at supper	3
in the vestibule of	3
an island in the	3
of which there were	3
in which she had	3
of his having been	3
the second punic war	3
attained the age of	3
to an ancient custom	3
of the order of	3
the patron of the	3
caused it to be	3
to have recourse to	3
the election of magistrates	3
he was guilty of	3
he had come to	3
the army in germany	3
proceedings of the senate	3
that he might see	3
in conformity to the	3
of the list of	3
to him in a	3
it happened that the	3
all the arts of	3
at the very time	3
his head muffled up	3
to stir out of	3
far as we can	3
he had in the	3
to be present at	3
and in which he	3
of his friends and	3
in the works of	3
him the title of	3
the senate or people	3
which had been taken	3
in the art of	3
of hirtius and pansa	3
he had seen in	3
banks of the rhine	3
the back of the	3
expulsion of the jews	3
the field of battle	3
point of a sword	3
to be considered as	3
for the support of	3
the poison in the	3
within a few days	3
for the exercise of	3
while he was sacrificing	3
in spite of his	3
entertainment of the people	3
the island of pandataria	3
pretending that he had	3
on which he had	3
highest honours to the	3
a man of great	3
of his own times	3
employed in the work	3
of the julian family	3
to the course of	3
should be liable to	3
he had done in	3
assumed the name of	3
in person he was	3
the lower part of	3
whom he had been	3
is hardly necessary to	3
to comply with the	3
of the ides of	3
of the roman imperator	3
to have been born	3
a very short time	3
in a great fright	3
wearing the gold ring	3
one of the two	3
millions of sesterces to	3
the immensity of his	3
the period of his	3
in which the chief	3
be put to the	3
the remainder of his	3
to be the only	3
the officers of the	3
the management of public	3
free of the city	3
so far from being	3
and in a letter	3
his place in the	3
after the fashion of	3
the circumstances of his	3
authority of the senate	3
in the circensian procession	3
it seems to be	3
it is said likewise	3
which must have been	3
which the romans were	3
he wished to be	3
so much for the	3
as a military tribune	3
the games which he	3
he heard of the	3
to be regarded as	3
became the mother of	3
as he was passing	3
with tears in his	3
out of his hand	3
at that time was	3
it is one of	3
writers of the augustan	3
to be confirmed by	3
danger of his life	3
that it must have	3
his own daughter julia	3
to the people and	3
engaged in a conspiracy	3
are still to be	3
were not able to	3
as soon as possible	3
in the heat of	3
the arrangement of his	3
when he was a	3
honours to the memory	3
at a time when	3
the good fortune to	3
on his head a	3
and all the rest	3
the acts of the	3
in the games which	3
was on the point	3
of the emperor augustus	3
nor did he omit	3
to the equestrian order	3
and those of the	3
after he had been	3
and one of the	3
part of the theatre	3
suspected that he was	3
that no one had	3
from this period he	3
bed of the tiber	3
cut through the isthmus	3
at the instance of	3
if he could not	3
the level of the	3
the midst of the	3
account of the manner	3
the city and italy	3
with some of the	3
of his life in	3
it is hardly necessary	3
equal to that of	3
one of their own	3
greater part of his	3
received the honour of	3
but it was the	3
the army was the	3
in the senate by	3
and had by her	3
crying out that he	3
he was encouraged to	3
the temple of serapis	3
him the manly habit	3
near the tomb of	3
the progress of the	3
whom he had by	3
his mother and brothers	3
he was in danger	3
when he was to	3
greater part of them	3
his entering the city	3
the influence of his	3
out that he was	3
he indulged himself in	3
the revival of learning	3
the votes of the	3
the office of censor	3
in his own hand	3
of a number of	3
between the two consuls	3
his father when he	3
body of the people	3
the gulf of baiae	3
have been interesting to	3
temple of jupiter tonans	3
prohibited the use of	3
in the court of	3
of which i shall	3
a future state of	3
we cannot wonder that	3
the destruction of the	3
by those who were	3
one of the best	3
near the temple of	3
the expense of the	3
the blood of the	3
the security of the	3
the whole period of	3
on account of a	3
under the care of	3
in the language of	3
the form of the	3
and was the first	3
into the campus martius	3
there would be no	3
of the roman republic	3
in the present reign	3
a class of men	3
to have been in	3
was in a great	3
he lost his father	3
banished her to the	3
but none of them	3
in whose house he	3
to follow the example	3
so long as the	3
the times of the	3
invited to his table	3
there was at that	3
the best of his	3
during the present reign	3
the seat of the	3
the provinces of the	3
so far as we	3
in the writings of	3
of the jews from	3
could not fail to	3
in the house of	3
it was with difficulty	3
the prosperity of the	3
increased the number of	3
be dragged from his	3
a hundred thousand sesterces	3
in a sort of	3
pleading the cause of	3
of the human mind	3
other side of the	3
manners of the times	3
of the supreme power	3
the moment when he	3
the world in the	3
the restoration of the	3
there must have been	3
to one who had	3
the dignity of an	3
within the bounds of	3
to be of a	3
off the coast of	3
in the equestrian order	3
at any time he	3
that he attempted to	3
he was so extremely	3
the family of augustus	3
a passage in the	3
by force of arms	3
poison in the purple	3
that he ought to	3
and at one time	3
by the order of	3
the subsequent part of	3
the obscurity of his	3
murder of his mother	3
the temples of the	3
he had not the	3
the defeat of varus	3
he likewise assumed the	3
the aid of the	3
by order of the	3
had thoughts of putting	3
ranks of the people	3
he would not accept	3
as if it had	3
which had been given	3
of the senatorian and	3
of the imperial power	3
must have been at	3
he was subject to	3
the majesty of the	3
with a design to	3
of the province of	3
first day of his	3
the plan of the	3
for this purpose he	3
be prevailed upon to	3
in possession of the	3
in the succession of	3
who had been banished	3
as soon as the	3
in any of his	3
it does not appear	3
father when he was	3
a man to the	3
of a good family	3
representation of a sea	3
it would be a	3
was raised to the	3
the passage of the	3
he had so great	3
him to the people	3
the punishment of the	3
his arrival in the	3
a short time afterwards	3
may be sure that	3
the overthrow of the	3
on the civil war	3
in respect of the	3
of the race of	3
the consulship of hirtius	3
the year of the	3
hundred sesterces a man	3
with the hope of	3
seemed to be stationary	3
there was but one	3
he had the honour	3
concerned in the death	3
he took care to	3
he was the son	3
country of the sabines	3
tears in his eyes	3
made no scruple of	3
of the middle ages	3
one to the other	3
who had the same	3
the standards of the	3
with one of his	3
to be erected in	3
life had been passed	3
a large sum of	3
of the circus and	3
had laid violent hands	3
the towns of italy	3
of the pontine marshes	3
it deserves to be	3
to beware of the	3
for the reception of	3
it is observable that	3
the allies of rome	3
in an assembly of	3
of the divine julius	3
and who had been	3
the same time the	3
jealousy of the emperor	3
of the public mind	3
it may be added	3
during the time of	3
as well as with	3
from the circumstances of	3
and some of the	3
impossible for him to	3
who had been a	3
he deprived of their	3
in every part of	3
ides of march th	3
them by the title	3
the condition of a	3
in the arrangement of	3
it should be found	3
it is singular that	3
parts of the island	3
when at any time	3
the head of a	3
other parts of his	3
the first of january	3
it is supposed that	3
a bad state of	3
to the use of	3
time in the wars	3
the mother of the	3
of the world was	3
the splendour of his	3
care of his person	3
the vestibule of his	3
belonging to the fleet	3
in the same proportion	3
he was one of	3
at a great distance	3
upon the ninth of	3
entered the city with	3
a freedman of his	3
for the discharge of	3
that they were not	3
the houses of correction	3
it has been already	3
the life of a	3
out of the list	3
between caesar and pompey	3
he had taken his	3
of the christian era	3
first year of his	3
his own want of	3
would not so much	3
a sprig of laurel	3
that he was carried	3
a ship of alexandria	3
to the character of	3
as well as those	3
the very centre of	3
the execution of his	3
contrary to the advice	3
him with a design	3
future state of rewards	3
been interesting to have	3
had the same cognomen	3
he happened to be	3
young men of the	3
he was invited to	3
he is mentioned by	3
being engaged in a	3
was struck by lightning	3
for the security of	3
was thought to be	3
the following account of	3
in a case of	3
would be pleased to	3
the sight of the	3
of greece and asia	3
in front of the	3
which they had been	3
he came to be	3
that for some time	3
he was thought to	3
to the field of	3
had so great a	3
had been destroyed by	3
be sufficient to mention	3
and as soon as	3
by him in the	3
honours of a triumph	3
be torn to pieces	3
his wife and children	3
death of the author	3
breaking out of the	3
be regarded as a	3
a high degree of	3
under the protection of	3
taken out of the	3
was his custom to	3
she appears to have	3
a nature the most	3
in fulfilment of a	3
which he had been	3
from the use of	3
the present state of	3
by word and deed	3
of the battle of	3
to the number of	3
in the bosom of	3
into the patrician order	3
was prevailed upon to	3
the temple of hercules	3
whilst he was sacrificing	3
the life of this	3
the form of government	3
the title of the	3
it is worthy of	3
temple of castor and	3
the person of a	3
seventh year of his	3
but this was a	3
the shouts of the	3
the head of his	3
eight hundred thousand sesterces	3
were put to the	3
of the pretorian cohorts	3
immediately after he had	3
in the fashion of	3
he had thoughts of	3
the honour of an	3
put to death the	3
under the necessity of	3
at the request of	3
he lived in the	3
both greek and latin	3
been put to death	3
in the productions of	3
the highest degree of	3
although at that time	3
the sons of freedmen	3
the state of affairs	3
a part of his	3
the list of the	3
he was seized with	3
the provinces and armies	3
some of the greatest	3
the way of his	3
ordered it to be	3
centre of the circle	3
the breaking out of	3
same proportion as it	3
by the authority of	3
is worthy of notice	3
of the people who	3
in consequence of the	3
him to be dragged	3
on the site of	3
the year from the	3
for him by his	3
in a bad state	3
which had been begun	3
of the people were	3
said to have written	3
while he was at	3
an estate belonging to	3
in which he made	3
he was at last	3
the portico of the	3
the senate and the	3
the prefect of the	3
he applied to the	3
put a period to	3
was the result of	3
by the example of	3
the truth of the	3
the privileges of the	3
parts of the empire	3
death of one of	3
he entered upon the	3
his conduct in the	3
to give the signal	3
his account of the	3
he paid particular attention	3
to have assisted at	3
he had promised them	3
in the open air	3
after an absence of	3
the advice of his	3
may not be improper	3
struck out of the	3
with their wives and	3
number of wild beasts	3
be present at the	3
the other parts of	3
the door of the	3
in a few words	3
both by word and	3
at this time he	3
come to meet him	3
ought not to be	3
torches in their hands	3
tells us that the	3
the disposal of the	3
the judges of the	3
a conspiracy against him	3
he put a stop	3
the case of the	3
a hundred and twenty	3
in which it was	3
in the very centre	3
great scarcity of corn	3
by which they were	3
restore order in the	3
on the th of	3
rank in the state	3
of spain and gaul	3
in which augustus was	3
might not seem to	3
he was endowed with	3
of the palatine hill	3
private conference with him	3
to the circumstances of	3
the daughter of his	3
had been used to	3
received the submission of	3
the same proportion as	3
in the field of	3
but he did not	3
we meet with a	3
the worship of the	3
who had been condemned	3
he took upon him	3
through the isthmus of	3
being at that time	3
and supposed to be	3
erected for him in	3
and of which the	3
to wait upon him	3
in the year of	3
to any of the	3
he for a long	3
her to the island	3
the death of any	3
obtained the honour of	3
large sum of money	3
was invested with the	3
upon the point of	3
the festival of minerva	3
the opinion of the	3
the statue of augustus	3
the appellation of the	3
the frontiers of the	3
consulship of hirtius and	3
obtained the name of	3
of each of the	3
calends of january th	3
brought upon the stage	3
the fate of the	3
as had never been	3
the midst of his	3
to be exposed to	3
with his head muffled	3
had the cognomen of	3
the roman people were	3
was said to be	3
part of his estate	3
second year of his	3
in consequence of which	3
the origin of the	3
a guard of soldiers	3
succeeded to the empire	3
point of a spear	3
the circumstances of the	3
to give him the	3
to prevent his being	3
estate belonging to the	3
which he had long	3
in the conspiracy against	3
according to ancient custom	3
the office of quaestor	3
civil administration of the	2
deflowered by the executioner	2
often as he entered	2
the people in their	2
as many of them	2
was upbraided with it	2
the estates of all	2
and in his right	2
was the first great	2
the exception only of	2
been found in the	2
they were of the	2
the senate to send	2
have the honour of	2
lucrative governments of provinces	2
he never used the	2
day of the year	2
or those who had	2
to a pitch of	2
the suffrages of the	2
with him in paris	2
with the utmost pomp	2
he had long before	2
according to their merit	2
the son of asinius	2
part of his house	2
the civil wars which	2
that the senate should	2
that not one of	2
the same day on	2
that degree of perfection	2
may be sufficient to	2
wrote to the senate	2
in the roman history	2
to propose to the	2
according to the ancient	2
it is not the	2
bore the title of	2
decline of the empire	2
in the disguise of	2
the demise of augustus	2
after an interval of	2
the first century of	2
in the election of	2
he replied to them	2
the darling and delight	2
to the liberal sciences	2
have been traced in	2
that the interposition of	2
not meant to be	2
and it must be	2
to attend him in	2
from mere defect of	2
all orders of men	2
part of the chain	2
would with his own	2
was carried to the	2
his seat in the	2
of the regular course	2
with him in private	2
putting to sea in	2
of the freedom of	2
whole family of man	2
to the danube and	2
into a state of	2
there was the same	2
the world was filled	2
in any way to	2
the bed and bedding	2
the points of both	2
mouth of the tiber	2
the fashion of their	2
he used to spend	2
for having in his	2
was brought before the	2
had built the temple	2
of some persons of	2
no prince ever killed	2
been looked upon as	2
was the artist that	2
any other way than	2
have been written in	2
which had the appearance	2
to the people of	2
causes in the forum	2
with which he has	2
he was born the	2
is beyond all doubt	2
many of the spectators	2
person who had been	2
had been given him	2
he abandoned the design	2
fall upon him as	2
we are told that	2
which he every where	2
a variety of subjects	2
put to death without	2
from the incursions of	2
the visits of those	2
to rule the world	2
government of a province	2
he would with his	2
it to have been	2
the tuition of annaeus	2
one of two hundred	2
in the army was	2
gave their name to	2
for he was not	2
it may be that	2
of augustus had been	2
he writes to him	2
if we except the	2
such as had never	2
circumstances of the times	2
they were covered with	2
account of his being	2
the conspiracy of piso	2
were it not that	2
have the privilege of	2
which he was regarded	2
by the hand of	2
would have been a	2
cut off by the	2
the command of which	2
repairs of the capitol	2
for that was the	2
to kings and princes	2
the hilt of his	2
no other honour than	2
had it not been	2
the infliction of punishments	2
by this action he	2
many years after his	2
by some centurions who	2
she was banished to	2
which he had used	2
did the same by	2
offices in the state	2
and the friends who	2
at the olympic games	2
next election of consuls	2
proscription of the triumvirate	2
a perfect master of	2
but that he was	2
of two millions of	2
on the arrival of	2
as the god of	2
end to his own	2
stamped upon the coin	2
expectations entertained by the	2
the possession of the	2
in the via sacra	2
ranked amongst the gods	2
in point of sentiment	2
we meet with an	2
the destruction of any	2
a stop to their	2
the succession to the	2
the great poets of	2
have been curious to	2
them out of his	2
and in all the	2
it from public notice	2
punished according to the	2
where he not only	2
there seems no doubt	2
he made an effort	2
in the government of	2
part of the house	2
by every mode of	2
to the vengeance of	2
of his public spectacles	2
standards which they had	2
the palatine hill was	2
for the convenience of	2
highest degree of favour	2
daughter of marcus agrippa	2
extremity of laying violent	2
in his power to	2
the forum and the	2
of the power of	2
according to his success	2
had been brought from	2
the principles of the	2
temple of the god	2
discipline of the army	2
who flourished in the	2
had been accustomed to	2
stood candidate for the	2
on a subject so	2
with fire and sword	2
of the party of	2
and deposited them in	2
on one of the	2
the spectacles he gave	2
the consulship four times	2
of rome and of	2
extinction of the race	2
because it was believed	2
the same person to	2
the winter quarters of	2
the sense of a	2
those who had attained	2
the belief that he	2
writing to the senate	2
in consideration of his	2
the daughter of germanicus	2
with them in the	2
and could not be	2
his opinion in favour	2
degree of favour with	2
the disorder of the	2
affections of the people	2
in the number of	2
on their way to	2
brutus and cassius the	2
who had obtained the	2
of his skill in	2
a period of about	2
a flash of lightning	2
took upon him the	2
might be regarded as	2
same day on which	2
many of those who	2
to send one of	2
stir out of the	2
the displeasure of the	2
to the eye of	2
in the second year	2
only a few days	2
in the winter season	2
by a conspiracy of	2
six months advanced in	2
the soldiers of his	2
as many of the	2
suffer himself to be	2
the honour of triumphal	2
senate or the people	2
was born of an	2
the partisans of the	2
the skins of wild	2
is mentioned by horace	2
of them upon the	2
with the purpose of	2
for the pretorian cohorts	2
who had lately died	2
upon mention being made	2
games in honour of	2
to have a good	2
prefects of the pretorian	2
the only man who	2
more than seven days	2
to have stood at	2
that played the flute	2
the roman name and	2
if it was a	2
for the dispatch of	2
him in his flight	2
an excuse for his	2
no less than thirty	2
that we ought to	2
a town in the	2
of the greek language	2
that he had come	2
sought in vain for	2
expelled from the senate	2
that his uncle was	2
himself under the necessity	2
the temples in the	2
and his sister octavia	2
adopted by his uncle	2
had been begun by	2
and affection of the	2
of mankind were little	2
he would be sustained	2
of the public service	2
was the purple that	2
on life and manners	2
on the writings of	2
of the command of	2
in gold and silver	2
he treated the people	2
to the loss of	2
the republican form of	2
he was requested to	2
by sea and land	2
the gardens of mecaenas	2
with regard to his	2
of the sovereign people	2
the history of greece	2
he was at that	2
of the wars of	2
the institutions of the	2
the roots of the	2
at the moment when	2
the caesars became extinct	2
a striking contrast to	2
one after the other	2
the fourteenth of the	2
by the ancients under	2
tear out his eyes	2
was so much offended	2
parts of his body	2
set on foot for	2
put them to death	2
by the use of	2
and one or two	2
especially those of the	2
to upwards of two	2
disappointed of the consulship	2
seventeen years of age	2
by the voice of	2
the style and title	2
the effects of a	2
full assembly of the	2
man of the most	2
he had not only	2
to the education of	2
the favour of a	2
hilt of his sword	2
the reign of numa	2
such a manner as	2
at the commencement of	2
of animals of various	2
vote of the senate	2
advised to beware of	2
on behalf of the	2
at the desire of	2
would come to be	2
in the same place	2
from the depths of	2
for he had discovered	2
he did not always	2
by way of a	2
to the freedom of	2
as well as a	2
the day of election	2
the court of the	2
not to have been	2
form of government was	2
the shores of the	2
to which he belonged	2
he was enabled to	2
to their former condition	2
the atrocities of the	2
the roman army had	2
that the enemy was	2
poets in the subsequent	2
who were convicted of	2
his father octavius had	2
upon him with the	2
after the taking of	2
of serving in the	2
from any of the	2
the figure of a	2
had formerly been in	2
in the same circumstances	2
a tax upon urine	2
and all ranks of	2
he ended his days	2
he entertained the people	2
a daughter named julia	2
in a strain of	2
was struck with the	2
in the games celebrated	2
prevailed upon by the	2
and while he was	2
the usual course of	2
during the whole time	2
of the children of	2
procession of the salii	2
who flourished under the	2
treaties with foreign princes	2
it was thought that	2
it was to the	2
had been much reduced	2
to pass that way	2
in a greek proverb	2
to the veteran soldiers	2
the pressure of the	2
of his own house	2
down all before him	2
circumstances of those times	2
he had now a	2
him to beware of	2
laying violent hands upon	2
when he had a	2
the court of his	2
and the origin of	2
son of asinius pollio	2
a city like rome	2
queen of the iceni	2
chief speaker is laelius	2
him from his purpose	2
great number of the	2
it was necessary that	2
holding in his hand	2
that his anxiety to	2
an amphora of wine	2
which he was slain	2
he pretended to be	2
he was in great	2
in his right hand	2
would be tedious to	2
the distinction of the	2
informs us that it	2
men of the city	2
amphora of wine at	2
called after his name	2
one of his legions	2
and in the civil	2
a few of the	2
to come and see	2
consular rank in command	2
the eighth of the	2
in his african triumph	2
even to his own	2
the son of claudius	2
remarkable for his noble	2
no less than a	2
the command of armies	2
of the miracles of	2
in the usual manner	2
the owners of the	2
was cut off by	2
his marriage with agrippina	2
the work is addressed	2
was a city of	2
italy and the provinces	2
to summon the people	2
from the office of	2
of her infamous conduct	2
naked into the ring	2
have stood at the	2
he was cut off	2
were made for his	2
which had been made	2
after the defeat of	2
by the courage of	2
his house on the	2
had declared against him	2
portico of the temple	2
who were to be	2
the rank of patricians	2
the jursan envoy was	2
the public and private	2
three hundred sesterces a	2
three days and three	2
according to their several	2
temple of the caesars	2
had nearly cost him	2
rest of the company	2
were in general the	2
fell at his feet	2
and with it the	2
the first of which	2
that the people of	2
he would gladly have	2
was of a civic	2
and the two julias	2
in the augustan age	2
lest it should be	2
looked upon as a	2
of the value of	2
being dissatisfied with the	2
any one who was	2
the culture of vineyards	2
and threw them down	2
not much more than	2
hanging from his neck	2
to have the honour	2
and in the night	2
we shall find that	2
shouts of the soldiers	2
when he indulged himself	2
a doubt that the	2
all written in the	2
he made himself master	2
the vices of the	2
it may be well	2
it would appear that	2
the fates had decreed	2
it a matter of	2
highest offices in the	2
derived chiefly from the	2
into a kind of	2
under the reign of	2
had filled the office	2
morals of the people	2
scrupled not to introduce	2
there could be none	2
being in a great	2
the empire to the	2
but we find from	2
in alliance with rome	2
the walls of rome	2
and the senate as	2
very centre of his	2
of the alban mount	2
likewise the history of	2
the cultivation of that	2
to save himself from	2
be attended with the	2
two hundred and fifty	2
early in the morning	2
of the bay of	2
beyond the limits of	2
the first who had	2
ought to be a	2
has been already said	2
not far from the	2
to be decreed to	2
honours which had been	2
the violence of the	2
the feelings of men	2
his title of augustus	2
he raised to the	2
was entirely governed by	2
in the prime of	2
former of these he	2
and a fact which	2
when he was going	2
the use of litters	2
gave rise to the	2
to the usage of	2
time of the republic	2
the statue of julius	2
successor on the throne	2
calends of october th	2
the head of an	2
he was in such	2
no secret of his	2
his office he was	2
on the jews was	2
he was suffering from	2
hear no more of	2
by a stretch of	2
by the necessities of	2
of the public treasury	2
god and master orders	2
of his father domitius	2
to one of them	2
every way he could	2
the consuls in the	2
it in the following	2
the force of the	2
to act upon the	2
he did nothing else	2
a cut through the	2
for the opening of	2
received the triumphal ornaments	2
it at all certain	2
that he would come	2
he must have been	2
fourth of the calends	2
candidate for the quaestorship	2
your opinion of me	2
be prefect of the	2
the dignity of a	2
and villas of the	2
the click of castanets	2
to have been his	2
than four hundred thousand	2
been made free of	2
who was married to	2
we cannot entertain any	2
he declared that he	2
that he was soaring	2
in a great rage	2
for the ensuing year	2
is mentioned by pliny	2
it will be recollected	2
borne the office of	2
before he could get	2
neither caligula nor nero	2
in a disturbed state	2
was disgusted with the	2
which is said to	2
he has left behind	2
presented him with a	2
news of his death	2
two wings of horse	2
designs of his enemies	2
of the julian law	2
as a young man	2
to the army in	2
the people of ilium	2
one hundred and sixty	2
upon the sight of	2
were found in the	2
both of men and	2
he had obtained the	2
he loved her so	2
the chastity of his	2
declared in the senate	2
the reign of vespasian	2
a public performance in	2