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Browsing named entities in a specific section of C. Suetonius Tranquillus, Nero (ed. Alexander Thomson). Search the whole document.
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Aventine (Italy) (search for this): life nero, chapter 25
Palatine (Italy) (search for this): life nero, chapter 25
Antium (Italy) (search for this): life nero, chapter 25
On his return from Greece, arriving at Naples, because he had commenced his career as a public performer in that city, he made his entrance in a chariot
drawn by white horses through a breach in the city-wall, according to the practice of those who were victorious in the sacred Grecian games.
In the same manner he entered Antium, Alba, and Rome.
He made his entry into the city riding in the same chariot in which Augustus had triumphed, in a purple tunic, and a cloak embroidered with golden stars, having on his head the crown won at Olympia, and in his right hand that which was given him at the Parthian games: the rest being carried in a procession before him, with inscriptions denoting the places where they had been won, from whom, and in what plays or musical performances; whilst a train followed him with loud acclamations, crying out, that " they were the emperor's attendants, and the soldiers of his triumph."
Having then caused an arch of the Circus Maximus
The Circus Maximus, freq
Naples (Italy) (search for this): life nero, chapter 25
On his return from Greece, arriving at Naples, because he had commenced his career as a public performer in that city, he made his entrance in a chariot
drawn by white horses through a breach in the city-wall, according to the practice of those who were victorious in the sacred Grecian games.
In the same manner he entered Antium, Alba, and Rome.
He made his entry into the city riding in the same chariot in which Augustus had triumphed, in a purple tunic, and a cloak embroidered with golden stars, having on his head the crown won at Olympia, and in his right hand that which was given him at the Parthian games: the rest being carried in a procession before him, with inscriptions denoting the places where they had been won, from whom, and in what plays or musical performances; whilst a train followed him with loud acclamations, crying out, that " they were the emperor's attendants, and the soldiers of his triumph."
Having then caused an arch of the Circus Maximus
The Circus Maximus, freq
Olympia (Greece) (search for this): life nero, chapter 25