Book, Chapter

1      1, Int|       before Christ) and Marcus Antoninus were the best learned, and
2      1, VII|     decays of former times.~(7) Antoninus Pius, who succeeded him,
3      1, VII|     Virgil; and Marcus Aurelius Antoninus: whereof the latter, who
4      1, VII|   predecessor, made the name of Antoninus so sacred in the world,
5      1, VII|        Quomodo Augustus, sic et Antoninus. In such renown and veneration
6      1, VII|   Alexander, or a Caesar, or an Antoninus, that are dead many hundred
7      2, X  | specially noted in the death of Antoninus Pius, whose death was after