Julia of Baiæ: Or, The Days of Nero. A Story of the Martyrs

ædile Agerinus Agrippina amidst Anicetus answered Appian arose Baiæ Bauli beautiful behold beneath bosom brow Burrhus Cæsar Campania Campus Martius Capitoline hill centurion chariot cheek Christ Christian couch countenance courtier cried crime danger dark death earth earthly Emperor Epicharis excitement exclaimed faith father fear feet female Flavius friends gate glance gods grotto groves hand hath heard heart heaven honor hour JOANNA BAILLIE Judæan Julia Julius Metellus Jupiter light lips look Lord Lucan Lucrine lake ment mind mistress noble numbers patrician Pausilippo Piso populace portico Prætorian guards prayer prefect presbyter Puteoli replied the tribune Roman Rome sacred Salome scarcely scene seek seemed Seneca shouted side silence slave smile soldier solemn soul spirit stood strange Sulpicius Asper Syphax Tacitus tears thee thine thou hast throne Tigellinus tion tomb tones tyrant Varus Dobella veil Vespasian villa voice wilt woman words