Augustus and Tiberius Quotes
- Created by: laurenward269
- Created on: 05-09-19 14:59
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Clues
- "....... ........., as they were dragged to the Tiber." - Tiberius (7, 9)
- "Claudius fell so deeply under the influence of those ........ ... ..... that he seemed to be their servant rather than the emperor." - Suetonius (8, 3, 5)
- "Much for Caligula as ........; we must now tell of his career as a ......." - Suetonius (7, 7)
- "Murderer of a mother and wife, a driver of chariots, a ......... on the ...... ....., an arsonist." - Tacitus (9, 6, 5)
- Augustus "often urged leading citizens to embellish the city with new ...... ........." - Suetonius (6, 9)
- Augustus' "cheap food policy was .......... .... for the civilians" "opposition did not exist" - Tacitus (10, 4)
- Gaius said, I "Inflicted numerous ..... ......" in order to "make him feel like he is dying" (8, 6)
- Nero was "openly ........... towards his mother" - Tacitus (11)
- on the aqueducts started by Gaius and completed by Claudius, "there has been no more remarkable .......... in the whole world." - Pliny (11)
- The people accepted Augustus' triumph "as though the enemies he had conquered .... .........." - Cassius Dio (4, 10)
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