Seekers After God 8 6
Seekers After God 8 6
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Even so excellent an Emperor as Trajan is said to haveadmitted "that no other prince had nearly equalled the praise of thatperiod. " It is indeed probable that those years appeared to shine withan exaggerated splendour from the intense gloom which succeeded them;yet we can see in them abundant circumstances which were quitesufficient to inspire an enthusiasm of hope and joy. The young Nero wasat first modest and docile. His opening speeches, written with all thebeauty of thought and language wh...ich betrayed the _style_ of Seneca noless than his habitual sentiments, were full of glowing promises. Allthose things which had been felt to be injurious or oppressive hepromised to eschew. He would not, he said, reserve to himself, asClaudius had done, the irresponsible decision in all matters ofbusiness; no office or dignity should be won from him by flattery orpurchased by bribes; he would not confuse his own personal interestswith those of the commonwealth; he would respect the ancientprerogatives of the Senate; he would confine his own immediate attentionto the provinces and the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even so excellent an Emperor as Trajan is said to haveadmitted "that no other prince had nearly equalled the praise of thatperiod. " It is indeed probable that those years appeared to shine withan exaggerated splendour from the intense gloom which succeeded them;yet we can see in them abundant circumstances which were quitesufficient to inspire an enthusiasm of hope and joy. The young Nero wasat first modest and docile. His opening speeches, written with all thebeauty of thought and language wh...ich betrayed the _style_ of Seneca noless than his habitual sentiments, were full of glowing promises. Allthose things which had been felt to be injurious or oppressive hepromised to eschew. He would not, he said, reserve to himself, asClaudius had done, the irresponsible decision in all matters ofbusiness; no office or dignity should be won from him by flattery orpurchased by bribes; he would not confuse his own personal interestswith those of the commonwealth; he would respect the ancientprerogatives of the Senate; he would confine his own immediate attentionto the provinces and the army.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar Frederic William to read onlineMoreLess
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