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 1   Arg   |         his daughter Octavia in marriage. Claudius and Britannicus
 2     1(1)|      the disgraceful mockery of marriage with Silius, which, this
 3     1   |    disturbed the harmony of the marriage homestead! And she has destroyed
 4     1(2)|                  NOVERCA. - The marriage of Claudius with Agrippina
 5     1(2)|       in Rome, as an incestuous marriage, although according to Juvenal,
 6     1   |       That miserable sister (by marriage only) and likewise wife,
 7     1   |        himself by an incestuous marriage, a wife who was the daughter
 8     1   |     fell a victim, thy father’s marriage with Agrippina took place,
 9     1   | influence in consequence of thy marriage! Oh! that intense piece
10     1   |  torches and joined thee by the marriage knot, although thou fearedst,
11     1   |         supreme in the ethereal marriage couch of the Thundering
12     1   |       union with Silius (a sham marriage), thinking nothing at all
13     1   |       at this veritably Stygian marriage ceremony, and only extinguished
14     1   |       with detestation upon the marriage of Poppaea, and condemns
15     2   |   appoints the next day for his marriage with Poppaea.~ NERO.~CARRY
16     2   |       Egypt, (on account of the marriage of Cleopatra with her brother
17     2   |    shall lead the way, with his marriage torches, and shall yoke
18     2   |     being the witnesses of this marriage, nor will the solemn ordinances
19     2   |         the earliest day for my marriage, namely to-morrow! ~
20     3   |    torches to grace this wicked marriage. It is with these torches,
21     3   |      Poppaea shall be joined in marriage to my son, which the avenging
22     3   |        been reserved for such a marriage as this (to occur before
23     4   |      that thou art quitting the marriage couch of thy husband in
24     4   |   objections, 10 too, to such a marriage union! Oh! what an important
25     4   |        the foaming waves, whose marriage the Gods are said to have
26     4   |       me, as if to celebrate my marriage, and the Roman Matrons,
27     4   |         equally at this, my own marriage couch, the couch on which,
28     4   |        thou sawest a husband, a marriage couch, and what thou tookest
29     4   |       the auspicious event (the marriage day). The partisans of Octavia,
30     4   |        the envy aroused, by the marriage, foreshadow thy name as
31     4   |    divorce of Octavia, and this marriage with Poppaea.~ MESSENGER.~
32     4   |   possession, through the legal marriage contracted by unanimous
33     5   |     from my lawfully instituted marriage couch, to violate her liberty
34     5   |       wretch, banished from the marriage bed, I shall be carried
35     5   |   advances of an underling (the marriage with Silius), fell by the