Pinnock's Improved Edition of Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome
Pinnock's Improved Edition of Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome
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Accused of being privy to Piso's conspiracy, he was committed toprison. Petro'nius, who could not endure the anxiety of suspense, resolved upon putting himself to death, by causing his veins to beopened. 19. In the mean time, he conversed with his friends, not uponmaxims of philosophy, or grave subjects, but upon such topics as hadamused his gayest revels. He listened while they recited the lightestpoems; and by no action, no word, no circumstance, showed theperplexity of a dying person. 20. Sh...ortly after him, Numi'ciusThermus, Bare'a Sora'nus, and Pe'tus Thra'sea, were put to death. Thevaliant Cor'bulo, who had gained Nero so many victories over theParthians, followed next. Nor did the empress Popp
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Accused of being privy to Piso's conspiracy, he was committed toprison. Petro'nius, who could not endure the anxiety of suspense, resolved upon putting himself to death, by causing his veins to beopened. 19. In the mean time, he conversed with his friends, not uponmaxims of philosophy, or grave subjects, but upon such topics as hadamused his gayest revels. He listened while they recited the lightestpoems; and by no action, no word, no circumstance, showed theperplexity of a dying person. 20. Sh...ortly after him, Numi'ciusThermus, Bare'a Sora'nus, and Pe'tus Thra'sea, were put to death. Thevaliant Cor'bulo, who had gained Nero so many victories over theParthians, followed next. Nor did the empress Popp
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