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A.D. 62.] LIBER XIV. CAP. 62-65.
5 quern ad finem memorabimus ? quicumque casus temporum
illoium nobis vel aliis auctoribus noscent, praesuniptum
habeant, quotiens lugas et caedes iussit princeps, totiens
grates dels actas, quaeque rerum secundarum olim, turn
6 publicae cladis insignia fuisse. neque tamen silebimus, si 5
quod senatus consultum adulatione novum aut patientia
postremum fuit.
65. Eodem anno libeitorum potissimos veneno inteifecisse
creditus est, Doryphorum quasi adversatum nuptiis Poppaeae,
Pallantem, quod inmensam pecuniam longa senecta detineret. 10
2 Romanus secretis criminationibus incusaverat Senecam ut
C. Pisonis socium, sed validius a Seneca eodem ciimine
perculsus est. unde Pisoni timor et orta insidiaium in
Neronem magna moles et inprospera.

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Cornelli Taciti annalium
DescriptionHistory of Rome. Libri XIII-XVI. With introduction and notes abridged from the larger work of Henry Furneaux by H. Pitman.
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DescriptionItems from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University.
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