Cornelii Taciti Annalium Ab Excessu Divi Augusti Libri: Books XI-XVI. 2d ed., rev. by H.F. Pelham and C.D. Fisher. 1907Clarendon Press, 1961 |
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Page 144
... perhaps contest with him ) , and thinks this perhaps the worst of his nar- ratives . It is certainly true that on all points connected with the position and movements of the legions at this time , we gain no assistance from him . It is ...
... perhaps contest with him ) , and thinks this perhaps the worst of his nar- ratives . It is certainly true that on all points connected with the position and movements of the legions at this time , we gain no assistance from him . It is ...
Page 142
... perhaps in 4. 67 , 5 ) , the dative is certainly supported from Vergil ( Aen . 6 , 708 ) , and perhaps from several other passages . examen apium . The swarming of bees in any unusual place was generally regarded as a portent by Romans ...
... perhaps in 4. 67 , 5 ) , the dative is certainly supported from Vergil ( Aen . 6 , 708 ) , and perhaps from several other passages . examen apium . The swarming of bees in any unusual place was generally regarded as a portent by Romans ...
Page 463
... perhaps such senators as had reasonable ground for being in Sicily and Narbonensian Gaul ( see 12. 23 , 1 ) , localities which might rhetorically be called ' longinquae provin- ciae ' as contrasted with urban or subur- ban gardens ...
... perhaps such senators as had reasonable ground for being in Sicily and Narbonensian Gaul ( see 12. 23 , 1 ) , localities which might rhetorically be called ' longinquae provin- ciae ' as contrasted with urban or subur- ban gardens ...
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Claudius | 20 |
Influence of his own personal qualities on his government 34 | 34 |
Ascendancy of Messalina and Agrippina 40 | 40 |
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