The History of the Roman Emperors, From Augustus to the Death of Marcus Antoninus
The History of the Roman Emperors, From Augustus to the Death of Marcus Antoninus
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The base Yitellius, having devoted himself to the accomplishment of their wishes, asked Claudius whether he would submit to the commands of the people, and the authority of the senate ; and when the emperor replied, that he considered himself but as one of the citizens, Yitellius requested him to wait in his palace^ while he himself went to the senate. Having requested leave from the fathers to address them upon a topic of the highest importance, he declared that the burdensome labours of the p...rince required the solaces of conjugal attention and endearment ; that^ as it was necessary for him to marr}*, Agrip- pina would be the fittest consort, on account of her great qualities and her illustrious birth ; that although it was a new thing among them for uncles to be united to their nieces, yet it was not Y J Digitized by Google 324 HISTORY OF unusual among other nations; that marriages between GOusins*german^ though at first unknown to the Romans^ had in time become familiar to them ; and that customs in general were adopted in accommodation to the welfare and convenience of mankind.
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The base Yitellius, having devoted himself to the accomplishment of their wishes, asked Claudius whether he would submit to the commands of the people, and the authority of the senate ; and when the emperor replied, that he considered himself but as one of the citizens, Yitellius requested him to wait in his palace^ while he himself went to the senate. Having requested leave from the fathers to address them upon a topic of the highest importance, he declared that the burdensome labours of the p...rince required the solaces of conjugal attention and endearment ; that^ as it was necessary for him to marr}*, Agrip- pina would be the fittest consort, on account of her great qualities and her illustrious birth ; that although it was a new thing among them for uncles to be united to their nieces, yet it was not Y J Digitized by Google 324 HISTORY OF unusual among other nations; that marriages between GOusins*german^ though at first unknown to the Romans^ had in time become familiar to them ; and that customs in general were adopted in accommodation to the welfare and convenience of mankind.
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