Goldsmith's Roman History
Goldsmith's Roman History
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Digitized by VjOO^I(^ • EMPIRE OF ROME. 173 Wasgifen: to her private offer he replied, I7 giving her assuranceil of hts favour in case she sent away An- thony, or put him to death. These negociations were not so private but they came to the knowledge of An* thony, whose jealousy and rage every occurrence now contributed to heighten. He built a small solitary house upon a mole in the sea, and there shut himself up, aprey to all those passions that are the tormentors df unsuc- cessful tyranny. Th...ere he passed his time, shunning an Commerce with mankind, and professing to imitate Ti« mon, the man hater. However, his fuiious jealousy drove him even from his retreat into society ; for^ hearing that Cleopatra had i^any secret conferences with one Tl^rsus, an emissary from Augustus, he seized upo^ him, and having ordered him to be cruelly scourged* he sei>t him back to his patron. At the same time he sent letters by him, importing that he had chastised Thyrsus fo^r insult- ing a man in misfortune ; kut withal he ^avfs Augustus permiss^n to avenge himself, by scourging Hiparchus^ Anthony's freed man, in the same manner.
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Digitized by VjOO^I(^ • EMPIRE OF ROME. 173 Wasgifen: to her private offer he replied, I7 giving her assuranceil of hts favour in case she sent away An- thony, or put him to death. These negociations were not so private but they came to the knowledge of An* thony, whose jealousy and rage every occurrence now contributed to heighten. He built a small solitary house upon a mole in the sea, and there shut himself up, aprey to all those passions that are the tormentors df unsuc- cessful tyranny. Th...ere he passed his time, shunning an Commerce with mankind, and professing to imitate Ti« mon, the man hater. However, his fuiious jealousy drove him even from his retreat into society ; for^ hearing that Cleopatra had i^any secret conferences with one Tl^rsus, an emissary from Augustus, he seized upo^ him, and having ordered him to be cruelly scourged* he sei>t him back to his patron. At the same time he sent letters by him, importing that he had chastised Thyrsus fo^r insult- ing a man in misfortune ; kut withal he ^avfs Augustus permiss^n to avenge himself, by scourging Hiparchus^ Anthony's freed man, in the same manner.
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