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Even so , Sejanus follows the risky course of making Tiberius unpopular as a bloody tyrant . “ This haue I made my rule , " he says , “ To thrust TIBERIVS into tyrannie ” ( II . 390-91 ) . Sejanus tells himself that this is good policy ...
Even so , Sejanus follows the risky course of making Tiberius unpopular as a bloody tyrant . “ This haue I made my rule , " he says , “ To thrust TIBERIVS into tyrannie ” ( II . 390-91 ) . Sejanus tells himself that this is good policy ...
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One might comment here on the role of Macro , the instrument through whom Tiberius engineers the fall of Sejanus . But Macro , a conventional “ stage - Machiavel , ” is not of much interest , except as he shows us by contrast how ...
One might comment here on the role of Macro , the instrument through whom Tiberius engineers the fall of Sejanus . But Macro , a conventional “ stage - Machiavel , ” is not of much interest , except as he shows us by contrast how ...
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As the fifth act of Catiline bleakly reminds us that Cicero has won only a temporary victory , soon to be threatened by Antony , Caesar , and Crassus , so in the fifth act of Sejanus the Germanicans know that Macro will be worse than ...
As the fifth act of Catiline bleakly reminds us that Cicero has won only a temporary victory , soon to be threatened by Antony , Caesar , and Crassus , so in the fifth act of Sejanus the Germanicans know that Macro will be worse than ...
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