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... Tacitus the accusation of Cremutius Cordus has no connexion with that of Silius, and follows it a year later (in A. D. 25).' Jonson makes it immediately follow the death of Silius, at the same meeting of the Senate (ill. 315) To a ...
... Tacitus the accusation of Cremutius Cordus has no connexion with that of Silius, and follows it a year later (in A. D. 25).' Jonson makes it immediately follow the death of Silius, at the same meeting of the Senate (ill. 315) To a ...
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... Tacitus, her pathetic desolation (Ann. iv. 53) ; even her anger, as he renders it, flashes out in no such annihilating strokes as her single sentence in Tacitus when she finds Tiberius sacrificing to his father : ' It befits not the ...
... Tacitus, her pathetic desolation (Ann. iv. 53) ; even her anger, as he renders it, flashes out in no such annihilating strokes as her single sentence in Tacitus when she finds Tiberius sacrificing to his father : ' It befits not the ...
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... Tacitus. Tiberius at Caprcae, as there portrayed, is not only the crafty despot, striking down foe after foe with calculating malignity from an unassailed vantage- ground ; he is the cowardly and superstitious criminal whose worst ...
... Tacitus. Tiberius at Caprcae, as there portrayed, is not only the crafty despot, striking down foe after foe with calculating malignity from an unassailed vantage- ground ; he is the cowardly and superstitious criminal whose worst ...
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