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...ok I Julius Caesar Book II Augustus Book III Tiberius Book IV Gaius Caligula Book V Claudius Book VI Nero Book VII Galba, Otho, Vitellius Book VIII Vespasian, Titus, Domitian...

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...buseBook Six: XL Uprising in GaulBook Six: XLI Continuing RebellionBook Six: XLII Galba’s InsurrectionBook Six: XLIII Nero’s Reaction to the Gallic Re... ...perstitious BeliefsBook Six: LVII Conflicting Emotions after his DeathBook Seven: GalbaBook Seven: I The End of the CaesarsBook Seven: II Galba’s Line... ... the gold andsilver images, including the Household Gods (Penates) of Rome, which Galba however recast notlong afterwards.Book Six: XXXII... ...h year, which he took to mean that he would die then, not dreaming it referred to Galba’sage, and instilled him with such confidence in a long life, a... ... soon have them installed in the Theatre ‘if Vindex will allow it.’Book Six: XLII Galba’s InsurrectionBut when news of Galba’s insurrection in Spain a... ...ptions, whether for instance to throw himself on the mercy ofthe Parthians or of Galba; or to show himself on the Rostra dressed pathetically in blac... ...e couldhear the shouts of soldiers from the nearby camp, foretelling his ruin and Galba’s triumph. Onetraveller they met cried: ‘They’re after Nero.’ ... ... somehow that his corpse be given whole to the pyre. This wasgranted by Icelus, Galba’s freedman, who had just been released from the prison to whic... ...o had just been released from the prison to which he hadbeen committed at news of Galba’s revolt.Book Six: L His FuneralNero was laid on the pyre, dre...

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...map of Argos spread open. Rhea recognized themto be Claudius, Pertinax and Galba, the three chieftains who acted asadvisors for Amulius.“My lord, thes...

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... Synchrony refused to swear allegiance to Nero’s successor, Servius Sulpicius Galba, who was later executed in the Fo...

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...gy, 178(19), 3864–3868. https://doi.org/10.1111/bph.15579Meissner, F., Galbas, M. C., Szvetics, S., von zur Mühlen, C., Heidt, T., Maier, A., … Re... ...//doi.org/10.1111/bph.15579 https://doi.org/10.3390/v16030428Meissner, F., Galbas, M. C., Szvetics, S., von zur Mühlen, C., Heidt, T., Maier, A., … Re...

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... (Brown, 1982); itproduces a mucus that is toxic to limnaeid snails such as Galba truncatula and Omphiscolaglabra, which, not surprisingly, are its di...

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...,deserebant. Vespasian in a jest, sitting upon the stool; Ut puto deus fio.Galba with a sentence; Feri, si ex re sit populi Romani; holding forth hisn... ...the worse. Omnium consensu capax imperii, nisiimperasset, saith Tacitus of Galba; but of Vespasian he saith, Solusimperantium, Vespasianus mutatus in ... ...entertained, that he would atone time or other give over his dictatorship. Galba undid himself by thatspeech, legi a se militem, non emi; for it put t... ...us, in his tent, said to him, Philippis iterum me videbis. Tiberius saidto Galba, Tu quoque, Galba, degustabis imperium. In Vespasian's time,there wen...

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...nt to raise civil war.It’s the mark of a supreme general, of course, to kill GalbaWhile powdering your nose, the maximum self-possessionShown on Bebri... ... their chariots, the Curii half-height, a Corvinus devoid ofA shoulder, or a Galba missing his ears and a nose; what’sThe value in being able to boast... ...of Troy. What actions more deservedPunishment, by Verginius and his army, by Galba and Vindex?Such were the deeds and accomplishments of our noble emp...

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... (Brown, 1982). Produce un mucus que es tóxico para caracoles limneidoscomo Galba truncatula y Omphiscola glabra, los cuales, no debe sorprendernos, s...

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... as in the miniatures of KingAthelstan's Psalter (Cotton MS. Galba A. xviii), but afterwardsdeveloping into the ...

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... which may have actuallybelonged to him (Cottonian MS., Galba A. xviii.).This little volume, of foreign origin, appe...

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...eir reignwill be shorter than that of kings on the stage."Within that year Galba, who was emperor for an instant, died at thegates of Rome. Vitellius,...

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...hat a husband with a sword’s reaped the lover’sLusty cock and balls. ‘Legal’ all cried: Galba dissenting.%N,6DW,, :KLOH RWKHUV DYRLG ZLYHV OLNH ... ...li were a people of North Africa, hence African.BkIIEpII:180-216 A source of dyed cloth.GalbaA member of the Sulpicii Galba family.BkISatII:23-46 An a...

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...except on the part of the Remi)took counsel against the Romans and conspired, making Galba their head. Caesar learned this from the Remi and was on h... ... a great part of these regions, as well as of Britain; that theirking at present was Galba; that the direction of the whole war was conferred bythe co... ...having received as hostages the first men of the state, and even thetwo sons of king Galba himself; and all the arms in the town having beendelivered ... ...ex was not working to get the imperial office for himself but chose ServiusSulpicius Galba for that position: this man was distinguished for his uprig... ...ard that surrounded Nero, then entered thecamp, and declared Nero an enemy but chose Galba in his place as emperor. But when he perceived that he had... ... offering whole oxen in sacrifice. Some carried small liberty caps, and theyvoted to Galba the rights pertaining to the imperial office. For Nero hims... ...planted by Livia and the breed of whitechickens perished somewhat before his death. Galba Emperor 68-69 Suetonius Tranquillus. Life of Sergius Sulpi... ...ppened Vespasian, engaged in warfarewith the Jews, [sent his son Titusto the emperor Galba to give him a message.But when Titus returned, having learn... ...eroorganized the First legion, called the Italian, and now wintering in LowerMoesia; Galba, the First legion, called Adiutrix, in Lower Pannonia, and ...

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...RomanEmpire was filled with commotion. Nero, the emperor, was overthrownby Galba; six monthsafter, Galba was overthrown by Otho; a few months after, O... ... (of this both Tacitus and Seneca speak)and another at Rome inthe reign of Galba, recorded by Suetonius." George P. Holford, "TheDestruction Of Jerusa...

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...so drunken were,I schal reherce unto thine Ere.I rede in a Cronique thusOf Galba and of Vitellus,The whiche of Spaigne bothe wereThe greteste of alle ... ...blent.And in this point thei weren schent, 647This Galba bothe and ek Vitelle,Upon the cause as I schal telle,Wherof good is t...

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...stribution of the Romaine camp, in his kingdome under Publius Sulpitius Galba. See how a man ought to take heed, lest he over-weeningly follow vul... ...ius the Argian, through ambition offred his to King Philip. Even as that Galba, who bestowed a supper on Mecenas, perceiving him and his wife begin... ...n. I resigne such distasted and fantasticall appetites unto the Emperour Galba, who medled with none but cast, worne, hard-old flesh; And to that ... ...ehalfe they should no way lay hands on it. And therefore the Emperor Galba sitting at supper, having taken pleasure to heare a musitian ... ...y for words. Oh Pythagoras, why didst not thou conjure this tempest? One Galba, of former ages, being accused for living idlie, answered that 'a...

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...ugh one or two of those who died by violence may havebeen good princes, as Galba or Pertinax, they met their fate inconsequence of that corruption whi...

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...ular power, the Presidency of theSenate and the command of the Legions, to Galba or Vespasian.The analogy which the Archbishop imagined that he had di...

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......................................................................... 785 GALBA ........................................................................ ...poken of, because upon a mutiny of some soldiers, who killed Cosconius and Galba, who had been praetors, he gave them only the slight reprimand of cal... ...his pre- decessors in blood-thirstiness and cruelty. 811 Plutarch’s Lives GALBA GALBA GALBA GALBA GALBA IPHICRATES THE ATHENIAN used to say that it i... ...ived that he de- signed to fly into Egypt, persuaded the troops to declare Galba emperor, as if Nero had been already gone, promising to all the court... ...than ever Nero was. This quickly brought Nero to his grave, and soon after Galba too; they murdered the first in expectation of the promised gift, and... ...erly to my pur- pose, namely, what the Caesars did and suffered. Sulpicius Galba is owned by all to have been the richest private person that ever cam... ... he may have voluntarily yielded to others as regards power and authority. Galba was also akin to Livia, the wife of Augustus, by whose interest he wa... ...gan his insurrection against Nero. And it is reported that letters came to Galba before it fully broke out into an open rebellion, which he neither se... ...themselves as well as him. At last Vindex, plainly declaring war, wrote to Galba, encouraging him to take the government upon him, and give a head to ...

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..., that the revolt had extended to the Spanish provinces, and was headed by Galba. He fainted upon hearing this; and falling to the ground, lay for a l... ... a flight to the King of Parthia, or even to throw himself on the mercy of Galba; sometimes inclining rather to the plan of venturing into the forum i... ...uts of the soldiery assailed their ears from the neighboring encampment of Galba. They were probably then getting under arms for their final march to ... ...o very great succes- sion of weeks that same victorious rebel, the Emperor Galba, at whose feet Nero had been self-immolated, was laid a mur- dered co...

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...d, Phaulius the Argian, who offered his to King Philip out of ambition; as Galba did it out of civility, who, having enter- tained Maecenas at supper,... ...with a deformed creature.”] I leave that fantastic appetite to the Emperor Galba, who was only for old curried flesh: and to this poor wretch: 126 Es... ...ssary in abundance, but not touch it themselves; and therefore the Emperor Galba, being pleased with a musician who played to him at supper, called fo... ...y. O Pythagoras, why didst not thou allay this tempest? They ac- cused one Galba of old for living idly; he made answer, “That every one ought to give...

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...prosecuted by Romulus, was found guilty of treason, as Juba says Sulpicius Galba relates. Those who write otherwise concerning T arpeia, as that she w... ...hem; nor were they ready to show their desire of his triumph. When Servius Galba, who was Aemilius’s enemy, though he commanded as tribune under him, ... ...the assembly. The soldiers, growing more vehement on this, thronged all to Galba, and entering into a conspiracy, early in the morning beset the capit... ...sed some parts of his person which it is usual to conceal; and, addressing Galba, said: “You deride me for these, in which I glory be- fore my fellow-... ...for, four years after, when he was fourscore and ten, he accused Servilius Galba: so that his life and actions ex- tended, we may say, as Nestor’s did... ...mself to public affairs,) as to contest with a Scipio Africanus, a Servius Galba, and a Quintius Flamininus, hav- ing no other aid but a tongue free t... ...; the left being committed to the direction of Murena. In the rear of all, Galba and Hortensius, his lieu- tenants, planted themselves on the upper gr...

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...is- tribution of the Roman camp formed in his kingdom by Publius Sulpicius Galba, spake to the same effect. By which it appears how cautious men ought...

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...o, deserebant. Vespasian in a jest, sitting upon the stool; Ut puto deus fio—Galba with a sentence; Feri, si ex re sit populi Romani; holding forth hi... ...e worse. Omnium consensu capax im perii, nisi imperasset, saith Tacitus of Galba; but of Vespasian he saith, Solus imperantium, Vespasianus mutatus... ...entertained, that he would at one time or other give over his dictatorship. Galba undid himself by that speech, legi a se militem, non emi ; for it p... ...us, in his tent, said to him, Philippis iterum me videbis. Tiberius said to Galba, Tu quoque, Galba, degustabis imperium. In Vespasian’s time, there ...