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Excerpt from C. Suetonii Tranquilli Opera, Vol. 2: Textu Ad Codd. Mss. Recognito, Cum Io. Aug. Ernestii Animadversionibus Nova Cura Auctis Emendatisque Et Isaaci Casauboni Commentario Edidit Frid. Aug. Wolfius, Insunt Reliquiae Monumenti Ancyrani Fastorum Praenestinorum Exfiulpfi¿e] Haec efi lectio C0d(l. Et edil. Plurimarum, p0 fita pro quod ha bent quaedam eild. Alia liu ius fignificationis exempla Le xica ruppeilitabunt. Ern. About the Pu...

Excerpt from C. Suetonii Tranquilli Opera, Vol. 4: Textu Ad Codd. Mss. Recognito, Cum Io. Aug. Ernestii Animadversionibus Nova Cura Auctis Emendatisque Et Isaaci Casauboni Commentario Edidit Frid. Aug. Wolfius, Insunt Reliquiae Monumenti Ancyrani Et Fastorum Praenestinorum Pq/î reg. Exact. Fi'xm (ma armo] Ad unguem ferme quadrat fupputatio Dionylii: qui (îiaudii live Glaufi ad vemum refei't in a. U. C. CCL, regìfiìgìum CCXLIV. About the Publ...

Excerpt from C. Seutonii Tranquilli Opera, Vol. 3: Textu Ad Codd. Mss. Recognito Cum Io. Aug. Ernestii Animadversionibus Nova Cura Auctis Emendatisque Et Isaaci Casauboni Commentario Edidit Frid. Aug. Wolfius, Insunt Reliquiae Monumenti Ancyrani Et Fastorum PraenestinorumCap. I. Romae na olim] Ordinem verborum dedi cum Oudend. Eam, quem cxhxbent praeter edu. Princ. Mit. Normal etiaìn collatus mihi Paul'. Bonus in primis, cuius potiores variemt...

Excerpt from Les Douze Césars, Vol. 1: Traduits du Latin, Avec des Notes Et des Réflexions de la Harpe O N fait peu de chofes de la vie de Suétone. Sôn pere étoit Tribun Légionnaire 8EUR fervit dans la guerre d'othon 8EUR de Vitellius. Le fils fut Secré. Taire de l'empereur Adrien 8EUR perdit fa place pour s'être permis avec l'impératrice Sabine des libertés peu refpeétueufes. Il étoit lié avec Pline le jeune, qui l'exhorte dans une de fes le...

Excerpt from C. Suetonii Tranquilli Opera, Vol. 1: Textu Ad Codd. Mss. Recognito Cum Io. Aug. Ernestii Animadversionibus Nova Cura Auctis Emendatisque Et Isaaci Casauboni Commentario Quali alienae domi agentem, disturbare et diffing'ere, quaecumque mihi minus ad ani mum refponderent, aut errores omnes, etiarii qui minoris momenti efient, ' exagi'tate, fatié fuit, propolitum formae exemplar l'equentem, ' ea tantum mutare et candide reprehemier...

Excerpt from C. Suetonii Tranquilli Opera, Vol. 2: Textu Ad Praestantissimas Editiones Recognito Continua Commentario Illustravit Clavem Suetonianam Adjecit Germanici cogn] D10 55, 2. I'eepavmég TE però: rcîw raîòwv irovoyaò'beig, unde Claudius Ge1mani01 r habet cobnomeu a. Ud D10. Oo, 2. (v. Not. Ad imt. Hujus cap.) Josep/z. Ig, 5. Et m numis, quos dat Patmus ad h. L. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of r...

Excerpt from C. Suetonii Tranquilli Vita Divi Claudii: Specimen Litterarium Inaugurale Quod Annuente Summo Numine About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing impe...

Excerpt from Gai Suetoni Tranquilli De Vita Caesarum Libri Duo It is, in fact, in the literature of the early Empire that one begins to feel and recognize in Roman thought a spirit and a tone that are, beyond all question, modern. Their manifestation is extremely subtle, yet it cannot be ignored. One feels it quite instinctively, without perhaps a definite understanding of just where it actually lies. It is not in the language. It is not in t...

Excerpt from Suetonius, Vol. 2 of 2: With an English Translation See Aug. Lxii. 2. B Literally, the blest, those on whom fortune smiles. The fossae Drusz'nae, two miles long, connecting the Rhine with the Yssel, to furnish a passage to the North Sea. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work....

Excerpt from C. Suetoni Tranquilli Quae Supersunt OmniaC. Suetonius Tranquillus quo Oppido, quo quo anno natus sit, nec ipse in 118 quidem libris qui ae tatem tulerunt tradidit, neque apud alios scriptores me moriae proditum repetio. Ad Cisalpinam Gallium referen dum existinht Vossius de bist. Lat. 31 argumento baud ita firmo usus, quod familiaris fuerit Plinn hominis Trans padani. Ipse commemorat patrem Suetonium Lae tum nomine et legioni's X...

Excerpt from History of Twelve Caesars, Vol. 2: Translated Into English by Philemon Holland, Anno 1606, With an Introd, by Charles Whibley But, as the opinion of the world went, his death contrived by the wicked plot of Tiberius, was effected by the ministerie and helpe of Cn. Piso: who about the same time being President of Syria, and not dissimuling that hee was to offend either father or sonne (as if there were no other remedie but needes ...

Excerpt from Opera Ut conjicere licet ex ipsius verbis, in Ner. LVII denìque, quum post viginti annos (scilic. A morte Neronis) adolescente me exstitisset conditionis incertae, qui se Neronem esse jactaret, etc. N Mortem sibi conscivit Nero, anno 819 post Romam conditam. Ille igitur pseudo-nero, cujus memìnit Noster, exstitit anno 839. Quum vero tunc temporis Suetonius esset jam adolescens, liquet cum fuisse matum circa initia Vespasiani, qui...

Written during the reign of Hadrian, by Hadrian personal secretary, Suetonius, "The Twelve Caesars" was the most popular and longest of Suetonius's surviving works. Beginning with the life of Julius Caesar and continuing with the first eleven emperors of Rome who followed him, "The Twelve Caesars" is one of the most important historical bibliographical works of the Roman Empire and discusses the critical period in Roman history known as the Pr...