The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, volume 04: Caligula

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Of TIBERIUS, we have seen that his brothers Drusus andNero fell a sacrifice to these artifices.
[391] Tiberius, who was the adopted father of Germanicus.
[392] Natriceus, a water-snake, so called from nato, to swim. Theallusion is probably to Caligula's being reared in the island of Capri.
[393] As Phaeton is said to have set the world on fire.
[394] See the Life of TIBERIUS, c. Lxxiii.
[395] His name also was Tiberius. See before, TIBERIUS, c. Lxxvi.
[396] Procida, Ischia, Capri, etc.
[397] Th
...e eagle was the standard of the legion, each cohort of which hadits own ensign, with different devices; and there were also little imagesof the emperors, to which divine honours were paid.
[398] See before, cc. Liii. Liv.
[399] See TIBERIUS, c. X. ; and note.
[400] The mausoleum built by Augustus, mentioned before in his Life, c. C.
[401] The Carpentum was a carriage, commonly with two wheels, and anarched covering, but sometimes without a covering; used chiefly bymatrons, and named, according to Ovid, from Carmenta, the mother ofEvander.


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