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 1 2   |       his journey, while sleep’s dim hours were left to grow
 2 2   |      hour I cannot tell you—it’s easier to get philosophers
 3 3   |     made emperor. And still it’s no wonder if they go wrong
 4 3   |   Augurinus, the next was Baba’s, the third Claudius’. “I
 5 4   |      rejoiced in their brother’s music, their hands spun,~
 6 4   |   world and renews his chariot’s journey,~So cometh Caesar;
 7 4(2)|                         Camden’s note: This is euphemistic
 8 5   |       didn’t recognize the man’s language, but he wasn’t
 9 7   |       a mighty potentate.~What’s that, that in a muffled
10 7   |  sought~The triple-bodied king’s domains, whose famous herd~
11 7   |      deal afraid of the madman’s blow. Claudius, seeing the
12 8   |                         8] “It’s no wonder you have made
13 8   |     mice live on dainties.’ He’s going to straighten our
14 11  |                         11] It’s not the way in heaven. Here
15 11  |      so many years. One person’s leg he has broken, Vulcan’
16 11  |      leg he has broken, Vulcan’s whom ~ Snatching him by
17 11  |       L. Silanus, his daughter’s father-in-law Crassus Frugi,
18 11  |         Scribonia his daughter’s mother-in-law, his wife
19 13  |      the bath, and said: “What’s this? Gods, among men?” “
20 13  |     came in twinkling to Pluto’s door, where lay Cerberus,
21 13  |       Pollio; then the Emperor’s friends Saturnius Lusius
22 13  |      rank; finally his brother’s daughter, his sister’s daughter,
23 13  | brother’s daughter, his sister’s daughter, his sons-in-law,
24 14  |    rescue; and that poor Ixion’s wheel ought at last to be