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 1   Arg| Agrippina, the daughter of his brother Germanicus, and the widow
 2     1|   hands of a son (Nero), and a brother of whom is now lying dead
 3     1|          Britannicus was not a brother, by the ties of blood, Nero
 4     1|        of blood, Nero became a brother by adoption only.) That
 5     1|       in thy case, there was a brother in view, to revenge, at
 6     1|       by that terrible crime a brother, whom thy affection snatched
 7     1|       to bemoan the death of a brother, in whom my one, my only
 8     1|   great misfortunes (while the brother Britannicus lived), but
 9     1|     handed over alone, with no brother to look forward to, to my
10     1|     wicked crime - robbed of a brother - overwhelmed with all kinds
11     1|      and after that fate of my brother’s, who fell a victim to
12     1|       the tristful ghost of my brother brought before my mental
13     1|       the eyes and face of his brother, (Nero was a brother by
14     1|       his brother, (Nero was a brother by adoption only) who, in
15     1|      who was the daughter of a brother, has intermingled the race,
16     1|  induce him to restore to me a brother of whom he has deprived
17     1|     cruel fate of my miserable brother will soon drag me towards
18     1|    ever mindful of my murdered brother, I wish that the ruler of
19     1|     native land, and robbed my brother of his life - he has drawn
20     1|      couch of her husband, and brother, in absolute security and
21     2|       must follow that darling brother of hers; in short, whatever
22     2| marriage of Cleopatra with her brother Ptolemy) again imbibed the
23     2| sharing the nuptial-bed of her brother (having buried past differences). ~
24     4|      rights by her husband and brother, and her legitimate share
25     5|  palace, and to exact from thy brother thy conjugal rights, but
26     5|       craft which bore away my brother! Ah! that is the craft,