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 1  T-II|           and may Germanicus and Drusus, your grandsons,~glory of
 2  T-IV|          by young Germanicus and Drusus, bearing that name,~so that
 3  T-IV|   slaughter, running with blood.~Drusus, the elder, once earned
 4   ExI|      greater than his years,~and Drusus’ energy is no less than
 5   ExI|         daughters.~May the Elder Drusus whom cruel Germany snatched~
 6  ExIV|         of his House are absent, Drusus and Germanicus,~are there,
 7   Ind|          include Livilla wife of Drusus the Younger: Agrippina the
 8   Ind|   Antonia the widow of the Elder Drusus: and the Younger Julia.The
 9   Ind|          by Agrippina (Caligula, Drusus Caesar and Nero Caesar,
10   Ind|      Germanicus’s sons (Nero and Drusus III). Possibly also a pseudonym
11   Ind| dedicated in his and his brother Drusus the Elder’s names. ~Book
12   Ind|       grandfather of Vestalis.~ ~Drusus (1)~Surnamed Germanicus,
13   Ind|         six months pregnant with Drusus.~Book EII.VIII:37-76 Killed
14   Ind|     horse, in Germany, in AD9.~ ~Drusus (2)~Born 13BC. The son of
15   Ind|         popular son of the elder Drusus, grandson of Antony, and
16   Ind|        daughter of Marcus Livius Drusus Claudianus, who became Empress.
17   Ind|      Tiberius, later Emperor and Drusus the father of Germanicus,
18   Ind|        Claudius, and daughter of Drusus Senior (Nero Claudius Drusus),
19   Ind|     Drusus Senior (Nero Claudius Drusus), Livia’s son. She married
20   Ind|       his death her first cousin Drusus Junior the son of Tiberius
21   Ind|        prefect.~Book TIV.II:1-74 Drusus the younger, fighting alongside
22   Ind|          would include Tiberius, Drusus (Tiberius’s son by Vipsania),
23   Ind|     Germany, with Germanicus and Drusus. Tristia IV dates to AD10-11. ~
24   Ind|    ladies lamenting the death of Drusus while Drusus was alive.
25   Ind|        the death of Drusus while Drusus was alive. The other Priscus
26   Ind|        area and were defeated by Drusus and Tiberius.~ ~Remus~The
27   Ind|         a brother to the younger Drusus.~Book TII:155-206 Ovid offers
28   Ind|         Germanicus (adopted) and Drusus were involved in the pannonian