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1 Arg | she had married Silius, being condemned to die - she had
2 Arg | Claudius and Britannicus being poisoned, Nero, then Emperor,
3 1 | woe - she always avoids being alone with her cruel husband,
4 1 | possibility of some crime being committed! May I, however,
5 1 | thy daughter, or the earth being opened up, bring to my view
6 1 | I am free to confess, of being married to a woman like
7 1 | CHORUS. [273-376]~The Chorus being in favor of Octavia, looks
8 1 | patience of the Romans, as being unworthy, too indifferent
9 1 | out with her hands, but being soon tired out, gives up
10 1 | sailors, this awful death being looked upon by them, at
11 2 | contented? Is it, that from my being raised so high, I should
12 2 | combatants! But Antony, being worsted in a battle, was
13 2 | for flight, - he himself being doomed to perish, shortly
14 2 | pamper, soon languishes, and being thus deprived of what preserves
15 2 | populace will scarcely tolerate being the witnesses of this marriage,
16 3 | Agrippina speaks.)~THE Earth being opened, I have found my
17 3 | with another crime, and being slain by the sword, I yielded
18 4 | POPPAEA. [690-761]~Poppaea, being frightened, in her sleep,
19 4 | funeral pile, whilst thou wert being embraced and hugged, by
20 4 | the breasts thou sawest being beaten in the dream, and
21 4 | entertains a boastful pride in being a chosen guardian of the
22 4 | treatment of Octavia, and being wild with anger, they are
23 4 | the unrelenting energy now being displayed by that merciless
24 5 | divine face of my wife, and being crushed by the fear of my
25 5(11)| of Scipio Africanus, and being sprung from him, was consequently
26 5 | I have suffered, and my being so utterly cast down by
27 5 | undergoing the indignity of being fettered by chains, and
28 5 | fettered by chains, and being thus tormented for a long
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