Andromaque--Britannicus--Phèdre: with an introduction by H. Carrington Lancaster ... and notes by Edmund A. Méras ...C. Schribner's sons, 1934 - 247 páginas |
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... Agrippina might be present at their deliberations , hidden behind a veil . 110. Agrippina exaggerates the solemnity of the occasion on which she suffered this disgrace . A group of Armenians had been sent by their country to plead ...
... Agrippina might be present at their deliberations , hidden behind a veil . 110. Agrippina exaggerates the solemnity of the occasion on which she suffered this disgrace . A group of Armenians had been sent by their country to plead ...
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... Agrippina to poison Claudius and after the accession of Nero re- mained as one of Agrippina's strongest supporters . His banishment , which Nero has ordered , is the first move towards diminishing Agrippina's power . 790. On n'aime ...
... Agrippina to poison Claudius and after the accession of Nero re- mained as one of Agrippina's strongest supporters . His banishment , which Nero has ordered , is the first move towards diminishing Agrippina's power . 790. On n'aime ...
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... Agrippina and whose predictions Agrippina had tried to carry out to the letter with regard to Nero's election , predicted her death by Nero . She had every reason to believe the Chal- deans since all their predictions had been realized ...
... Agrippina and whose predictions Agrippina had tried to carry out to the letter with regard to Nero's election , predicted her death by Nero . She had every reason to believe the Chal- deans since all their predictions had been realized ...
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