The Women of the Caesars
The Women of the Caesars
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Tiberius was much embarrassed, being hampered by publicopinion favorable to Germanicus and at the same time desiring that hissons should set an example of obedience to the laws.
A sudden catastrophe still further complicated the situation. In 19A. D. Germanicus was taken ill at Antioch. The malady was long andmarked by periods of convalescence and relapses, but finally, like hisfather and like his brothers-in-law, Germanicus, too, succumbed to hisdestiny in the fullness of youth. At thirty-four..., when life with hermost winning smiles seemed to be stretching out her arms to him, hedied. This one more untimely death brought to an abrupt end a mostdangerous political struggle. Is it to be wondered at, then, that thepeople, whose imagination had been aroused, should have begun to murmurabout poison? The party of Germanicus was driven to desperation bythis death, which virtually ended its existence, and destroyed at asingle stroke all the hopes of those who had seen in Germanicus theinstrument of their future fortune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tiberius was much embarrassed, being hampered by publicopinion favorable to Germanicus and at the same time desiring that hissons should set an example of obedience to the laws.
A sudden catastrophe still further complicated the situation. In 19A. D. Germanicus was taken ill at Antioch. The malady was long andmarked by periods of convalescence and relapses, but finally, like hisfather and like his brothers-in-law, Germanicus, too, succumbed to hisdestiny in the fullness of youth. At thirty-four..., when life with hermost winning smiles seemed to be stretching out her arms to him, hedied. This one more untimely death brought to an abrupt end a mostdangerous political struggle. Is it to be wondered at, then, that thepeople, whose imagination had been aroused, should have begun to murmurabout poison? The party of Germanicus was driven to desperation bythis death, which virtually ended its existence, and destroyed at asingle stroke all the hopes of those who had seen in Germanicus theinstrument of their future fortune.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferrero Guglielmo to read onlineMoreLess
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