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CORNELII TACITI ANNALIUM [a.U.C. 807. LIBER XIII. 1. Prima novo principatu mors lunii Silani proconsulis Asiae ignaro Nerone per dolum Agrippinae paratur, non quia ingenii violentia exitium inritaverat, segnis et dominalionibu s aliis fastiditus, adeo ut Gaius Caesar pecudem auream eum 5 appellare solitus sit : verum Agrippina fratri eius L. Silano 2 necem molita ultorem metuebat, crebra vulgi fama ante-i ponendum esse vixdum pueritiam egresso Neroni et imperium' per scelus adepto yirum-aetote. composita. insontem, nobilem/ et, quod tunc sp£ ctaretur, e Caesarum posteris : quippe et 10 Silanus divi August! abnepos erat. haec causa necis. ministri 3 fuere P. Celer eques Romanus et Helius libertus, rei familiari principis in Asia inpositi. ab his proconsuli venenum inter epulas datum est aperlius quam ut fallerent. nee minus 4 properato Narcissus Claudii libertus, de cuius iurgiis adversus 15 Agrippinam rettuli, aspera custodia et necessitate extrema ad mortem adigitur, invito principe, cuius abditis adhuc vitiis per avaritiam ac prodigentiam mire congruebat. 2. Ibaûrûe in caedes, nisi Afranius Burrus et Annaeus Seneca obviam issent. hi rectores imperatoriae iuventae et, 2 2o rarum in societate potentiae, Concordes, diversa arte ex aequo poUebant, Burrus miiitaribus curis et severitate morum, Seneca praeceptis eloquentiae et comitate honesta, iuvantes in vicem, quo facilius lubricam principis aetatem, si virtutem asper-- naretur, voluptatibus concessis retinerent. certamen 'utrique 3 25 unum erat contra ferociam Agrippinae, quae cunctis malae dominationis cupidinibus flagrans habebat in partibus Pai- lantem, quo auctore Claudius nuptiis incestis et adoptione exitiosa semet perverterat. sed neque Neroni infra servos 4 ingenium, et Pallas trisli adrogantia modum liberti egressus 1
"" A.D. 54-] rJBER XIII. CAP. 1-4. 5 taedium. sui moverat. propalam tamen omnes in earn honores cumulabantur, signumque more militiae petenti tribuno dcdit 6 optimae matris. decreti et a senatu duo lictores, flamonium Claudiale, simul Claudio censorium funus et mox consecralio. 3. Die funeris laudationem eius princeps exorsus est, 5 dum antiquitatem generis, consulatus ac triumphos maiorum enumerabat, intentus ipse et ceteri; liberalium quoque artium commemoratlo et nihil regente eo triste rei publicae 2 ab externis accidisse pronis animis audita : postquam ad providentiam sapientiamque flexit, nemo risui temperare, 10 quamquam oratio a Seneca composita multum cultus prae- ferret, ut fuit illi viro ingenium amoenum et temporis eius 3 auribus adcommodatum. adnotabant seniores, quibus otiosum est Vetera et praesentia contendere, primum ex iis qui rerum 4 potili essent Neronem alienae facundiae eguisse. nam dictator 15 Caesar summis oratoribus aemulus ; et Augusto prompta ac 5 profluens quaeque deceret principem eloquentia fuit. Tiberius artem quoque callehat, qua verba expenderet, turn v alid u s,. fl/sensibus aut consulto ambiguus. etiam Gai Caesaris turbata mens vim dicendi non c6ffupit. nee, in Claudio, quoliens 20 7 meditata dissereret, elegantiam requ]reres. Nero puerilibus statim annis vividum afiimum in alia detorsit : caelare, j pingere, cantus aut regimen equorum exercere ; et ali- ! \ quando carminibus pangendis inesse sibi elementa doctrinae ostendebat. _ 25 4. Celerum peractis tristitiae imitaroentis curiam ingressus et de aucteritate patrum et consensu militum praefatus, consilia sibi et exempla capessendi egregie imperii memoravit, neque luventam armis civilibus aut domesticis discordiis inbutam nulla odia, nullas iniurias nee cupidinem ultionis adferre. 2 turn formam futuri principatus praescripsit, ea maxime de- clinans, quorum recens flagrabat invidia. non enim se negotiorum omnium iudicem fore, ul clausis unam intra domum ; ^;^ !
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