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 1 1 |       day when he died who had made the proverb true: One must
 2 3 |       month even, since he was made emperor. And still it’s
 3 3 |      his hour; for nobody ever made any account of his being
 4 3 |        left outside—for he had made up his mind to see everybody,
 5 7 |        So, as well as could be made out, this is what he appeared
 6 8 |        It’s no wonder you have made an assault upon the senate-house;
 7 8 |       a god you want him to be made. He cannot be an Epicurean
 8 9 |        was a great thing to be made a god, but now you have
 9 9 |        a god, but now you have made the distinction a farce.
10 9 |        forward no one shall be made a god, from among all those
11 9 |  decree of the Senate shall be made, called, or depicted as
12 9 |       his grandmother, who was made a goddess by his own orders,
13 9 |        of any one who has been made so before him, and that
14 10|     said he, “that since I was made a god, I have never addressed
15 13|      dancer, whom Claudius had made shorter for the sake of
16 14| Various ones said that if they made Tantalus’ suffering too