Characters And Events of Roman History
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These mortal enemies ofJulia could have been no other than the friends of Tiberius. Julia hadviolated the law on adultery made by himself; Augustus could doubt itno more.
To understand well the tragic situation in which Augustus was placedby these revelations, one must remember various things: first thatthe _lex de adulteriis_, proposed by Augustus himself, obliged thefather--when the husband could not, or would not--to punish the guiltydaughter, or to denounce her to the pr
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These mortal enemies ofJulia could have been no other than the friends of Tiberius. Julia hadviolated the law on adultery made by himself; Augustus could doubt itno more.
To understand well the tragic situation in which Augustus was placedby these revelations, one must remember various things: first thatthe _lex de adulteriis_, proposed by Augustus himself, obliged thefather--when the husband could not, or would not--to punish the guiltydaughter, or to denounce her to the pr
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