Dio's Rome, volume 4
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When some one asked her how and by what course of action she hadobtained such an influence over Augustus, she answered that it was bybeing scrupulously chaste herself, doing willingly whatever pleased him, not meddling with any of his business, and particularly by pretendingneither to hear of nor notice the favorites that were the objects of hispassion. Such was the character of Livia. The arch voted to her, however, was not built for the reason that Tiberius promised to construct itat his own ...expense. For, as he disliked to annul the decree by directcommand, he made it void in this way, by not allowing the work to beundertaken out of the public funds nor attending to it himself.
[A. D. 29 or 30] Sejanus was rising to still greater heights. It was voted that hisbirthday should be publicly observed, and the mass of statues which thesenate and the equestrian order, the tribes and the foremost citizens setup, would have passed any one's power to count. Separate envoys were sentto both these "rulers" by the senate as well as the knights and also bythe people, who selected them from their own tribunes and aediles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When some one asked her how and by what course of action she hadobtained such an influence over Augustus, she answered that it was bybeing scrupulously chaste herself, doing willingly whatever pleased him, not meddling with any of his business, and particularly by pretendingneither to hear of nor notice the favorites that were the objects of hispassion. Such was the character of Livia. The arch voted to her, however, was not built for the reason that Tiberius promised to construct itat his own ...expense. For, as he disliked to annul the decree by directcommand, he made it void in this way, by not allowing the work to beundertaken out of the public funds nor attending to it himself.
[A. D. 29 or 30] Sejanus was rising to still greater heights. It was voted that hisbirthday should be publicly observed, and the mass of statues which thesenate and the equestrian order, the tribes and the foremost citizens setup, would have passed any one's power to count. Separate envoys were sentto both these "rulers" by the senate as well as the knights and also bythe people, who selected them from their own tribunes and aediles.
What to read after Dio's Rome, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dio Cassius to read onlineMoreLess
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