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in Divo quoque Augusto, quem universa mortalitas in hac censura nuncupet, si diligenter aestimentur
cuncta, magna sortis humanae reperiantur volumina: repulsa in magisterio equitum apud avunculum et contra petitionem eius praelatus lepidus, proscriptionis invidia ob collegium in triumviratu pessimorum civium, nec aequa saltem portione, sed praegravi antonio, philippensi proelio morbi, fuga et triduo in palude aegroti et (ut fatentur agrippa ac maecenas) aqua subter cutem fusa turgidi latebra, naufragia sicula et alia ibi quoque in spelunca occultatio, iam in navali fuga urguente hostium manu preces proculeio mortis admotae, cura perusinae contentionis, sollicitudo martis actiaci, pannonicis bellis ruina e turri, tot seditiones militum, tot ancipites morbi corporis, suspecta marcelli vota, pudenda agrippae ablegatio, totiens petita insidiis vita, incusatae liberorum mortes luctusque non tantum orbitate tristis, adulterium filiae et consilia parricidae palam facta, contumeliosus privigni neronis secessus, aliud in nepte adulterium; iuncta deinde tot mala: inopia stipendi, rebellio illyrici, servitiorum dilectus iuventutis penuria, pestilentia urbis, fames italiae, destinatio expirandi et quadridui inedia maior pars mortis in corpus recepta; iuxta haec variana clades et maiestatis eius foeda suggillatio, abdicatio postumi
agrippae post adoptionem, desiderium post relegationem, inde suspicio in fabium arcanorumque proditionem, hinc uxoris et tiberii cogitationes, suprema eius cura. in summa deus ille caelumque nescio adeptus magis an meritus herede hostis sui filio excessit.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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